A lush green escape filled with history, art, and nature. 1. Museums – Don’t miss the Anthropology Museum (massive and fascinating), Modern Art Museum, and the smaller but stunning Tamayo Museum. 2. Chapultepec Castle – Climb up for panoramic views and history. 3. Wander the park – Discover the lake, botanical gardens, and local vendors.
Step into the heart of Mexico City’s history — full of culture, architecture, and local energy. 1. Bellas Artes – Step inside to admire the stunning architecture and Diego Rivera’s murals. 2. Zócalo – The main square surrounded by the Cathedral, National Palace, and City Origins Museum — even just walking around is magical. 3. Café Tacuba – A historic restaurant perfect for lunch and traditional Mexican dishes. 4. Bósforo – A cozy, classic mezcal bar with small, delicious bites like tacos and quesadillas and chapulines. Try before you ask.
Trendy, walkable, and full of charm — perfect for strolling, eating, vintage shopping, ceramics, and people-watching! Walk around Amsterdam and grab a pastry at Odette.
Charming, colorful, and full of artistic spirit. 1. Casa Azul (Frida Kahlo Museum) – Visit Frida’s home — book tickets in advance! 2. Los Danzantes – A favorite Oaxacan-inspired restaurant with delicious food and cocktails. 3. Mercados & Churros – Stroll through local markets and treat yourself to fresh churros.
A hidden gem for art and architecture lovers. 1. Casa Luis Barragán – A masterpiece of modern design — tickets required! 2. Art Galleries – Explore a variety of contemporary art spaces. 3. Comal Oculto – A local favorite for authentic flavors and a cozy atmosphere.
Go with a group!! Take a colorful boat ride through ancient canals — it’s the only part of the city the Spanish never conquered! Put "EMBARCADERO LAS FLORES NATIVITAS XOCHIMILCO XPERIENCE Trajas y Djs Cheve Vara" in your Uber or Google Maps to go here to rent a boat - about 40$ for one boat, not per person!
Visit the ancient Aztec pyramids; go early and hire a guide — it’s about a half-day trip. Go in the morning! Tip: don’t go the day of the wedding because we need you alert and energized to go all night ;)