THE
mexico city
foodie TRIP
The Mexico City FOODIE Trip
2021 DATES
may 21 - 24, 2021
oct 29 - nov 1, 2021
oct 1 - 4, 2021
nov 25 - 28, 2021
Thanksgiving Day trip! - Likely to sell out
dec 30 - jan 2, 2022
New Year's Eve trip! - Likely to sell out
4 days/3 nights
From $1099
P.S. All payments can be broken up into a $250* deposit + 3 additional installments.
*Through January, deposit is only $199.
$199 deposits through January!
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WHAT TO EXPECT
We've curated a foodie-inspired trip to one of the hottest culinary scenes in the world - Mexico City. This trip will spend four days exploring the intricate and varied flavors of Mexican cuisine as well as the vibrant restaurant and craft cocktail scene blossoming in this cosmopolitan city. From gourmet restaurants to bustling street food markets, this trip will fill your belly and your soul with the flavors of Mexico.
Included
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3 nights accommodation in centrally located hotel (shared room with someone of the same gender)
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Transportation to included activities
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3 breakfasts
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Polanco neighborhood tasting tour
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San Juan Market tasting tour
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Mexico City murals and historical walking tour
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Private cooking class with local chef
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Jazz club entrance
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Farewell dinner with drinks included
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Taxes and fees
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Trip leader throughout
not included
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Flights to and from Mexico City
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Mandatory trip insurance (budget approx. $40)
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Meals not mentioned (budget around $75)
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Transportation to/from airport
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Tips for tasting tour guides ($3-5 per guide)
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Optional activities
For the love of
MARKETPLACE LIVELINESS
TACOS AL PASTOR
VIVACITY
ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT
NIGHTLIFE
ARTISTIC SUBTEXT
MEZCAL
CULINARY CREATIVITY
ALL THE GUACAMOLE
MEXICO CITY
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LEARN
*Itinerary is indicative for 2021 and is subject to change
Day 1
Arrive
day by day
Arrive in Mexico City by 2pm and check in to the hotel. Settle in, relax and get to know your trip mates.
We will start off our foodie-inspired weekend with a food tour in the upscale Polanco neighborhood. Feast on homemade mole, seafood tostadas, and pulque while you drink local Mexican wine and mezcal.
If you're still hungry for more, go out an enjoy the nightlife or enjoy some beauty sleep back at the hotel.
taste
Day 2
Tequila
CAPTURE
Take the morning to do a bit of exploring on your own before meeting up for a walking tour of Mexico City's architecture and historically significant murals. Our local guide will uncover the secrets of Diego Rivera's murals at the Palacio de Bellas Artes before taking us through the historical center to learn about the city's fascinating history.
After the tour, spend a couple of hours wandering Mexico City's coolest neighborhoods then meet back up for a culinary workshop with a local chef. Together, you'll cook a traditional Mexican meal according to seasonally available produce, all sourced from Mexico.
see
Day 3
SIGHTS & SMELLS
After a light breakfast, we will walk to the bustling San Juan Market to taste some of the freshest finds in the city. Learn the ins and outs of market life in Mexico as you stop by different market stands to try flautas, tacos al pastor, churros and corn tortillas right off the press.
That evening, enjoy a farewell dinner in Mexico City's trendiest neighborhoods, Roma Norte. After dinner, one final foodie experience at the restaurant of an up and coming Mexican chef.
drink
Day 4
adiós
Today is our last day. Luckily, most people will be able to take later flights, allowing you to continue to explore the city today.
We recommend checking out the craft coffee scene in the trendy Roma district before hitting up more of the city's amazing art galleries!
"People who love to eat are always the best people."
- Julia Child
FAST FACTS
Just for fun
Tequila is the national drink of Mexico
Mexico City has over 150 museums, more than New York City and Chicago combined.
Trip notes
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The arrival/departure airport is Mexico City International Airport
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This is a foodie trip so most planned activities will revolve around or have a focus on food and flavors. YUM
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As a rule, you should not drink tap water in Mexico.
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It is safe to travel to Mexico City, just be mindful and cautious, especially at night.
About mexico City
Mexico City, also fondly known as the sun in the Mexican solar system, is known for its colonial buildings, rich history and incredible food scene. The largest city in North America, Mexico City is one of the top foodie destinations in the world.
GOOD TO KNOW
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The national language is Spanish
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The national currency is pesos
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Always have cash. Although many places accept cards, some places still only accept small bills and coins.
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In restaurants a charge labeled “propina” on your bill is a gratuity
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Bottled water is your best bet for staying healthy
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Double check your passport is valid for 6-months after your return date
