Oaxaca Free Walking Tour

About the tour

THIS IS NOT A TURISTIC TOUR Oaxaca Free Walking Tour is completely different from many other tours that you can find in Oaxaca.

You’ll discover some secret places and learn more about the gastronomy, culture, architecture, arts, political movements for the last 20 years learn why Oaxaca is called the heart of resistance in Mexico. Of course, tips from an insider about the best food locations, best places to drink, sleep, travel and other important sites to visit.

For now 50% of the places that we will see it's going to be only outdoor Teatro Macedonio Alcalá, Santo Domingo church, plaza la Cruz de piedra and los Arquitos de Xochimilco.

50% inside, chocolate shop, textile factory, hojalata workshop and a graphic art gallery.

In all of this places (YOU ARE NOT OBLIGATED TO BUY ANYTHING) you also will discover many off the beaten tracks which our customers appreciate most you get to see and feel the real Oaxaca.

Usually our free walking tour last about 2:30 hours.

COVID 19

At Oaxaca Free Walking Tour, we will always put health and safety first. With the Covid-19 outbreak, it has become essential to take consistent, careful, and deliberate actions to ensure a safer touring environment for all.

We expect every guide and traveler to act responsibly to protect the health and safety of themselves, their companions, and the wider communities in which they live, work and travel.

The following guidelines outline the best practices we expect travelers and guides to follow, to prioritize health and safety during the COVID-19 outbreak.

● Do not go on tour if you, or someone with whom you have been in contact, are sick or are experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms (such as cough, fever, shortness of breath). Travelers can take advantage of our Flexible Cancellation Policy if they need to cancel their tour at the last minute.

● Avoid physical contact between guide and traveler; no hugs/handshakes for now.

● Wear masks while in enclosed spaces, like chocolate shop, textile factory, hojalata work shop galleries, library or museums.

● Be aware of and respect local health and safety regulations and advisories.

● Report any concerns to Oaxaca Free Walking Tour right away.

We also expect guides and travelers to continue to embrace the “new normal” practices we’ve all become accustomed to: Wash/sanitize hands frequently; Cough or sneeze only into a closed elbow; Avoid shared items; Maintain physical distance between yourself and those outside your family/friend circle.