The Mexico City Tourist Bus is a practical and comfortable way to tour the city. You can get on and off at any one of its stops to explore the city at your own pace on board this double-decker bus.
Mexico City Sightseeing Bus
The Mexico City sightseeing bus has 3 different routes, with stops at the main tourist attractions in the city.
- Green Route C1 City Centre/Zócalo–Polanco: you’ll pass by iconic landmarks like the Monument to the Revolution, the Palace of Fine Arts and Chapultepec.
- Yellow Route C3 City Centre/Zócalo–Basilica of Guadalupe: you’ll pass by iconic landmarks such as Plaza de Garibaldi and the Tlatelolco Archaeological Site.
- Blue Route C4 Centro/Zócalo-South: from the sightseeing bus, you’ll see well-known landmarks such as the Olympic Stadium, the UNAM Rector’s Office and the Frida Kahlo Museum in Coyoacán.
Before reserving, you can consult the stops and routes on the Mexico City tourist bus.
How it Works
After using your ticket for the first time at any of the stops, you'll be able to continue using it for the following 24 hours. To exchange the voucher for the wristband that will give you access to the buses, you'll have to go to Calle Monte Piedad.
From that point forward, you can get on and off the tourist bus as often as you want. For example, if you first use your ticket on a Monday at 4 pm, it'll be valid until Tuesday at 4 pm.
Schedule & Frequency
You can find the schedule for the bus routes here. Please be aware that these times are flexible and may be subject to changes.
Audioguide
Please note that if you require an audio guide in English, or other languages, you'll need to bring your mobile phone and headphones to connect to the bus’s network and download it. Below, you can see the languages available on each route:
- Green Route C1 City Centre/Zócalo–Polanco: English, German, French and Japanese
- Yellow Route C3 Centro/Zócalo–Basilica of Guadalupe: English
- Blue Route C4 Centro/Zócalo–South: English