Lucha Libre Tacos & Masks 4 hrs Exploring Cdmx

This four-hour tour combines Mexico City street tacos with a night of Lucha Libre, Mexico's wrestling spectacle. The listing gives a total duration of 270 minutes and frames it as a way to get to know the culture of one of the largest cities in the world through one of its main dishes, the taco.

The first half is a walk with food stops. Depending on the day of your tour, the route covers some of the iconic neighborhoods of Colonia Juárez, Colonia Roma, Colonia Tabacalera and the Historic Center, for about 120 minutes. At street stalls you learn about the ingredients, see how the tacos are prepared and taste different types and versions of this much-loved dish.

The second half takes you to what the operator calls the cathedral of Lucha Libre in Mexico, for another 120 minutes or so. There you can watch between 5 and 6 matches of the acrobatic sport that the listing describes as one of the most deeply rooted shows in the country. As you share the meal, your guide also talks about the mythical struggle between good and evil that plays out in the ring.

The experience includes your ticket to the full show and a souvenir mask, so you leave with something to remember the night by. Dinner and carbonated beverages are also included.

It suits food lovers, first-time visitors who want a lively evening and anyone curious about Mexican popular culture. The listing says it is suitable for all physical fitness levels, that specialized infant seats are available and that public transportation is nearby. It also states that there is no wheelchair access at the moment.

Other souvenirs and photos with the luchadores are not included. The listing does not give a meeting point, so ask the operator for the exact location and time when you book.