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Tour guide in Mexico City Arturo R.
I'm Arturo R., your private tour guide in Mexico City
Guide #65858
Hello, my name is Arturo, and I'm originally from Mexico City. I studied what I am most passionate about, which is Tourism, and graduated from the National Polytechnic Institute, the second most important public University in Mexico City. Back in the year 2000 I graduated as a guide, and since then I started working and doing what fascinates me which is the Tourism experience, managing either large or small groups, although now I am focused on private tours. If you are looking for an unforgettable experience, do not hesitate to contact me. If you are passionate about history, art and architecture, whether colonial, modern or ancient, I am the right person for you! I guarantee great treatment and memorable tours.
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6 reviews
- Susan P.April 2026
The tour was a wonderful all day experience. We enjoyed seeing the campus of the university, the boat ride in the canal at Xochimilco, and exploring Coyoacan's beautiful churches and one of the Kahlo houses. Alberto had a lot of interesting stories about each location.
- ARTHUR B.February 2026
Spent a wonderful day with Arturo driving around Mexico City. Arturo is knowledgeable and easy to work with. He made adjustments in the itinerary according to our wishes. The driver was skillful negotiating the horrendous traffic in the city.
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Thank you! Vero much
- Lynne J.December 2025
We had a wonderful day-long tour with Arturo. He is friendly, knowledgeable and willing to answer MANY questions! We also appreciated his willingness to be flexible with our plans, as my partner was not feeling his best that day. Thank you, Arturo!
- Stacey H.September 2025
Arturo was great. A day nicely paced with history and art. We learned a lot and enjoyed some people we might not have thought to visit on our own. Xochimilco was a highlight as well.