Cable Vibes, Food Vibes, History Vibes All Good Vibes...Book this Tour!!! - Take the tour! You won't regret it! No other tour offers the cable car tour option which is why I went for it. Our guide was Pedro and he was excellent! From picking us up from the hotel to showing us things along the way he was amazing! My mom was hungry so he took us to a small market "el chorrito" and the food was as authentic as it could get and the coffee was very much what you'd drink at your grandma's house "cafe de olla." Next, we headed to the cable car where we got to see many views of the city and the locals including a very old cemetery. Also, visited Los Pinos (the old homes of previous presidents) and see how they live along with history. That's not even the best part, we visited Chapultepec Castle and Pedro was more than accomodating especially for mother who is a senior as the climb up is challenging. Be sure to wear comfortable clothing and comfortable shoes. The climb is indeed worth it with so much rich history in the castle. We even witnessed a tenor having a concert as Pedro says they sometimes have concerts there. That alone was worth it all! And that's not even the end of it, we got to visit the Anthropology Museum rich with artifacts and history in Mesoamerica and the many civilizations from our past. Started to rain once we left but Pedro made sure to wait for us to grab an UBER before we said goodbye. Pedro is a star and his expertise in Tourism (he's been doing it for years) shows! Book the tour and you'll be in good hands especially if Pedro is your guide! You will not be dissapointed. Gracias nuevamente Pedro por todo :)

Good - This is our first of three tours booked with Friends Guides. Our guide was Miguel and our driver Pedrito. I like how organized pick up was. They let me know the day before via WhatsApp the time for pick up etc. It turned into a private tour because it was just me and my hubby. Our favorite part of the tour was taking the cable car and eating at the market. Walking through Los Pinos was ok, though I think it can be dropped from the itinerary. Maybe spend more time in Chapultapec castle instead. The Anthropology Museum was huge and overwhelming. Good thing Miguel was there to make sense of what we are looking at. Don’t miss the cafe at the museum. Yummy cocktails. I loved my beer mojito.