Things To Do
Zócalo
Wander through the heart of the city—visit the grand Zócalo (main square), the beautiful Metropolitan Cathedral, and the ruins of Templo Mayor, all in one walkable area.
Teotihuacán
Just outside the city, climb the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon and marvel at this ancient Mesoamerican site. You can even book a sunrise hot air balloon ride over the ruins! You can book a tour through Turibus website
Xochimilco
Hop on a colorful boat (trajinera), enjoy music, drinks, and snacks while cruising through historic canals—it's like a Mexican gondola party!
Frida Kahlo Museum
A colorful, intimate look into the life of Mexico’s most iconic artist, set in her actual home in the charming Coyoacán neighborhood. Advance tickets recommended!
Museo Nacional de Antropología
I have never seen a museum like this! ( Said by Mehrnoosh) A world-class museum showcasing Mexico’s rich Indigenous history and pre-Hispanic cultures. Don’t miss the famous Aztec Sun Stone and Mayan artifacts.
Bosque de Chapultepec
One of the largest urban parks in the world! Don’t miss Chapultepec Castle for its stunning views of the city and rich history.
Lucha Libre Experience Mexico a Pie Meeting Point
Lucha Libre can be described as a unique Mexican experience. An arena, daring fighters, a passionate crowd, and the full richness of the Mexican language (the best and worst of our vocabulary reveals itself during the melee!). If you want to spend an energetic and lively evening, Lucha Libre is a must.
Museo Soumaya
The architecture of this museum will leave you breathless...and you will lose all respiration once you see all the amazing art pieces and history that are held within its walls. A must for the curious and art connoisseurs. Also, check the Teatro Telcel next to it! You can find amazing musical and theatre plays to attend!
Coyoacán
A beautiful neighborhood with paths full of stone and pebble. History and tradition merge together in this amazing area that will take you back on time to the Spanish colonial era.
Palacio de Bellas Artes
A monument to arts, and a cathedral to music. The Palacio de Bellas Artes is Mexico's hallmark opera house. It's beautiful outer architecture will mesmerize your eyes, but beware of its interior full of Diego Rivera's murals, it might shake your mind forever.
La Condesa
Roma and Condesa, Trendy, leafy, and walkable—these neighborhoods are full of chic cafes, boutique shops, art galleries, and some of the best food in the city.