The red circuit gives you an adequate introduction to the city and can help you decide on what you want to see in detail. If you don't understand Spanish, you need to plug in the headphones they provide you (in-ear type that sometimes don't come with the foam covers), select the language you want, and turn the volume all the... More

During the week the city traffic is heavy and the frequency of buses is about 1 to 1.5 hour. It can take hours to go from one point to another. It`s very exaustive. We have tried, but there was no time to visit more than 2 atractions during a whole day. Go by yourself by taxi or public transportation: you... More

There are two circuits - red and green. The red line hits the major highlights, and seems to run frequently. We switched to the green line to see the University area - its a long ride. We got off for to buy a bottle of water, and then waited for the next bus. It didn't come for four hours, and... More

It is a good way to start getting acquainted with Mexico City. It gets very full and getting off and on the bus on stops ends up eating up too much time. The buses do not stop often enough at the different stop. At times if they are full they just don't stop and you don't really know when you... More

Very nice thing to do if you want to visit various places in little time. Also, if you want to avoid long walks. The circuit is very appropriate: Reforma, Alameda, Zocalo. More

While the turibus is probably a good way to see many attractions, it is an extremely long circuit, the wait for the bus is so long you don't actually want to get off to explore in fear of waiting an hour for another option. The narrative is pre-recorded and quite boring. If you don't have a lot of time to... More

Liked open air seating on top. Liked headphones & recordings. Disliked the loooooong stops it makes at some of the stops. I guess you have time to use the bathroom, so make sure to ask. Dislike frequency of buses. If you step off ,then step back on, you have to wait a looooong time for the next bus to show... More

We recently took the Circuito Sur tour, the difference with the Circuito Centro is that the Sur frequency among buses is around an hour and a half as atractions are further away from each other and traffic jams can affect. You can see interesting places as Ciudad Universitaria, Coyoacan or San Angel. From these stops you can visit MUAC museum,... More

The morning is great, not that many people. But it seems they oversell tickets so that in tge afternoon the buses are packed and sometimes you have to wait for the next one (they run every 40 minutes). Mexico City is a huge city and this type of tour bus is still one if the best ways to get an... More