Tour guide in Mexico City Giovanni O.

¡I love Mexico! Hello! My name is Giovanni but you can call me Gio! I am originally from the state of Puebla but I have lived near the city for about 14 years. I have been giving tours since my high school days through a residency done at the governmental branch of INAH (National Institute of Art and History), and today I have my license granted by the Secretary of Tourism. I love meeting people from all over the world because I get to learn about other places through the experiences they have to share. It's great being a tour guide because people from other places choose to come and learn about my country, so I always do my best to better deliver the history of my city to our fellow visitors. My wife and I are proud parents of our 3 year old baby girl named Leyla and also our newest member a 3 month old Shih Tzu. The city is great because it has so many tastes and colors to offer, such as archeological sites: Teotihuacan, Templo Mayor, Cuicuilco, Tula, Cholula also Museums: Castle of Chapultepec, Anthropology, Museum of Popular Arts, Soumaya, Frida Kahlo's Blue House, Diego Rivera's Anahuacalli. Natural Areas: Chapultepec Park, Parque Mexico, Parque España. Nice Neighborhoods: Condesa, Roma, Hipodromo, Polanco, Coyoacan. Greatest Taquerias: Orinoco, El Vilsito, Tacos Tony, Tacos Manolo. Monuments: Angel of Independence, Revolution, El Caballito, Bellas Artes. Greatest Drinks: Tequila, Mezcal, Pulques. These are only some of the many places the city has to offer I can only thank you for considering Mexico City as your next vacation spot. If you have any questions, ask away! I am here to be your official tour guide. I'm a very friendly person and always looking forward to making new friends. I'll be more than happy to help you customize your tour if needed to fit your needs. Welcome to Mexico city and I hope to meet you soon! - Certified tour guide by the Ministry of Tourism in Mexico (SECTUR) - Technical and license degree in Tourism - Internship at Teotihuacan Archeological site done directly through the govermental branch INAH. (National Institute of Anthropology and History. None