Xochimilco Food Tour And Boat Ride

Description

Forget what you think you know about Mexico City's food scene! On this tour, we'll take you to Xochimilco, a vibrant, ancient area just an hour southeast of downtown, famous for its canals that once connected to the city center. This neighborhood is also a foodie paradise with produce so fresh and flavorful, it outshines anything else you'll find in Mexico City.

Get ready to dive into Xochimilco's unique culinary identity. We'll start by exploring the bustling local market, where you'll see women crafting handmade tortillas and tlacoyos in long rows, and farmers proudly selling their fresh, local produce. As we wander, you'll get to sample a curated selection of authentic snacks, including mouth-watering barbacoa, cheesy quesadillas, refreshing aguas frescas, and warming chileatole.

Next up, we'll make a stop at a traditional pulquería, one of the last remaining in the city. Here, you'll taste pulque, an ancient Mexican beverage made from fermented maguey sap.

After all that delicious food and exploring, it's time to relax! We'll hop onto a colorful trajinera, Xochimilco's famous canal boat, for a leisurely one-hour ride. Enjoy the scenic views with a refreshing beer or a michelada, prepared with salt, lime juice, and chamoy.

Throughout the tour, you'll learn the fascinating history of Xochimilco and its crucial role in the founding of Mexico City. If you're seeking an experience that's a refreshing escape from the urban hustle, offering a more small-town feelright outside the city, this Xochimilco food and boat tour is exactly what you're looking for!