This tour is for newcomers and experienced Tijuana visitors who want to explore all that our border city has to offer. It is operated by Tijuana natives who love to talk and explain the city flow in a very dinamic and fun way.
Our tour guide grow up working on Revolution avenue, his family owned souvenier shoops since 1965, understanding the evolution of tijuana was very important when setting up the tour itinerary.
You will need $35 usd each for food, drinks, tacos, souveniers, etc.
12 Pax vehicle <br/>Pickup included
six passenger van <br/>Pickup included
8 pax Vehicle <br/>Pickup included
4 Pax vehicle <br/>Pickup included
Our first stop will be to eat a quesabirria for breakfast so we can grab energy for the rest of the day. our tour guide will explain the origins of this typical mexican dish.
At mercado el Popo our tour guide will explain the origins and history of this downtown market while you taste peanuts, gummy bears, local sweet and spicy treats. (here you can buy candies, cheese, kitchen utensils, spices and more.)
Also known as Plaza Santa Cecilia, here we will shrotly explain about the history of the plaza and why this street has two names, you will listen to live music by a Mariachi or Norteño music group. take a picture with the "Tijuana Arch"... great place for souvenir shooping.
At this point we are sure you are going to be thirsty, at this brewery you get to taste 4 of the 22 different beers that they brew. (If you don't drink alcoholic beverages, you have the option of a lemonade or soft drink). You will learn about the micro brewery boom in Tijuana and a quick explanation about the beers you will taste.
Since 1952, la especial steam taco shop has been serving Beef, beans or pork rind tacos. here we will do a quick stop enjoy these traditional tacos, they no longer cost $.10 usd but still worth every peso.
Ready to smile..? we are going to get the traditional zonkie picture...!
This is a true Tijuana tradition, oldest picture is dated since 1914 and many families take their picture generation after generation.
Unique, original and fresh designs can be seen on souvenirs with the 664 tijuana area code. this will be a quick stop for those interested on buying a keychane or tshirt. (we dont get comision so there is no obligation to buy LOL).
lucha libre is a very important part of the mexican culture... we are happy to have a museum in our city and share it with the world.
Here you will see all of the masks that "luchadores" use and other memorabilia like Championship belts, toys, pictures and much more interesting items. our guide will explain everything you must know about Lucha libre. (this is only available Friday, Saturday and Sunday).
Do you like Caesar's Salad..? how about having it made at your table at the city where the salad dressing was invented decades ago, and when we say made we mean "MADE". they will bring all the ingredients and make your salad dressing tableside and serve it. they will also shortly explain the history and origins of the world famous salad.
After a long day of walking in downtown Tijuana, we will take a 30 minute drive accross Paseo de los heroes where your tour guide will talk about the statues at the roundabouts and other interesting historic facts of the city.
have you ever had a tortilla-less tacos ? we are finishing our day with a taco that doesn't need a flour or corn tortilla. you can choose from Asada, Adobada, Birria, Suadero, Lengua, Buche or vegan.
There will be a Roma Pharmacy once you enter Tijuana, your tour guide will wait for you there and will contact you before tour to anwer any questions about pick up location.
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Mexican Peso (MXN)
GMT-8 (Pacific Standard Time)
127VV, 60HzHz
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Available • Apps: Uber, Didi
Car, Bike, Scooter
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