- 125 USD per Person
- 7:00 P.M. to 9:30 P.M.
- Available - Oct 17 to Oct 31
- 6 Spots available per Group
We will explore the 24 hours flowers market of Jamaica, that during the Day Of The Dead season in Mexico City is the most important place where the locals come to shop everything to get ready for this celebration, flowers, food, sugar skulls and many more things, and at the end of this tour you can make your own ofrenda with the locals.Â
CANCELLATION POLICY – Full refund 48 hours priorÂ
WHAT'S INCLUDED.
- All the food that you can eat.Â
- Make your own ofrenda!
NOT INCLUDED.Â
- Transport to/from the meeting and end of the tour.
- Tip for your guide
what to bring
- Water to stay hydrated
- Comfortable walking shoes.
- Light jacket in case of rain
Reviews on Google
We had an amazing tour with Ader doing the market immersion tour! He was friendly, knowledgeable, fun, and knew all the best spots. Our tour with him was a great way to experience CDMX! This was my second time doing a tour with a Mexico underground and I cannot recommend them enough!!Sarah Prensky-Pomeranz2023-01-10Gabriel was an awesome guide. Spoke very clearly and was very patient with our group which included kids and seniors. He took us to the best taco places outside of downtown Mexico and we believe him when he said it’s the best. We can’t imagine anything better than everything we’ve tried! Definitely well recommended and make sure you ask for Gabriel!Jill Gerodias Borja2023-01-06We were picked up early in the morning by our driver Jesus, who was very adept at negotiating the Mexico City traffic. Soon we were outside of all of that, and we were on our way to Teotihuacán. Our guide, Noa, was extremely knowledgeable, and furthermore, her English was impeccable for a native Latin speaker. By the end of the tour she had everyone feeling like a family.Stan Adams2022-12-29This is a must-do for your time in Mexico City! Rodrigo took us around, teaching us about the city’s history while introducing us to its culture through food (and the food was incredible). We experienced hidden surprises and left feeling more like a local than we ever could have imagined. If there’s one thing to prioritize, it’s this tour!!Laney Alspaugh2022-12-22Fantastic tour of Downtown Street food and the San Juan Market! Our guide Evelyn was extremely knowledgeable and had an infectious passion for the history, culture and of course food of the city. We learned so much from her and had a wonderful time. The food was phenomenal and Evelyn tailored it exactly to what we wanted to experience. We can’t wait to do more tours with this service in future visits.Katie Benesch2022-12-12Rodrigo was very kind and informative. We were able to try diverse food within walking distance. Definitely a must try.Marco Gonzalez2022-12-07Rodrigo was very knowledgeable and entertaining. Food selection was amazing. Highly recommend these tours and Rodrigo. So much fun!Sabrina G2022-12-07Rodrigo was an amazing guide. He knew his way around the city perfectly, described the food selection perfectly. Everything was delicious, some items we wouldn’t think to try on our own. 100% recommend Rodrigo as choice of guide. Had us laughing and smiling throughout the tour.Monica Castro2022-12-07Maria Springs2022-12-07Excellent and professional. We had a wonderful city and culinary tour. Highly recommended.Rob Prugue2022-12-06
When is Day of the Dead in Mexico City?
The day of the dead is a celebration that lasts 2 days and begins its preparations several days before.
On the Tour Day of the Dead Mexico City we will take the opportunity to enjoy the preparations of this celebration as much as possible.
- November 1st, 12am – Day of the Little Angels (Spirits of the children)
Holiday starts at midnight on Nov 1st, where the spirits of all deceased children are believed to be reunited with their families for 24 hours.
- November 2nd, 12am – Day of the Dead (Spirits of the adults)
A night filled with laughter and fun memories, at midnight of the following day the celebrations shift to honor the lives of the departed adults.
- November 2nd, Noon – Day of the Dead (Spirits of all the dead)
At noon it starts the grand finale and public celebration of the Day of the Dead, where people dressed up with Calavera painted faces and have parades in the streets.
WHATS ON THE MENU?
- Bread of the dead
- Chocolate or AtoleÂ
- Tamales
- PunchÂ
- TacosÂ
- Day of the dead candies
- Make your own ofrenda! (bring anything you wanna add on it)
CANCELLATION POLICY – Full refund 24 hours prior
Meeting point
Outside of the drugstore.
Calle Escuadra 103 Lc A, Artes Gráficas, Venustiano Carranza, 15830 Ciudad de México
Jamaica Market