Mexico City 10 days

Your hotel for the duration of your stay, conveniently located for exploring the city.

The vast main square of Mexico City, surrounded by historical buildings. It's the ceremonial and political heart of the nation.

• Check for local events or protests that might affect access.

The largest cathedral in Latin America, built over centuries, showcasing a mix of architectural styles. It stands on the north side of the Zócalo.

• Dress respectfully as it is an active place of worship.

Enjoy traditional Mexican cuisine in a beautiful courtyard setting within the historical district. Perfect for a mid-range dinner.

A world-class museum housing an immense collection of pre-Hispanic artifacts, including the Aztec Sun Stone. Essential for understanding Mexico's ancient cultures.

• Allocate at least 3 hours here; it's vast.
• Consider a guided tour to fully appreciate the exhibits.

A casual spot within Chapultepec Park, perfect for a light lunch or coffee break after the museum.

Perched atop Chapultepec Hill, this former military academy and imperial residence offers stunning city views and houses the National Museum of History.

• The walk up to the castle is scenic but can be steep.

A highly acclaimed seafood restaurant known for its fresh, vibrant dishes and lively atmosphere. Reservations are essential.

• Famous for its Tostadas de Atún.

Explore the vibrant blue house where Frida Kahlo was born, lived, and died. It offers an intimate look at her life and work.

• Book tickets online well in advance, as they sell out quickly.
• Photography inside the house is not permitted.

A bustling local market offering a wide array of fresh produce, crafts, and delicious street food. A great place to sample authentic flavors.

• Try the tostadas and esquites.

Wander through the charming cobblestone streets of this historic and bohemian neighborhood, filled with plazas, cafes, and colonial architecture.

Savor contemporary Mexican cuisine with a focus on Oaxacan flavors in a stylish setting in Coyoacán.

A stunning white marble palace showcasing impressive Art Nouveau and Art Deco architecture. Its interior houses murals by famous Mexican artists.

• Check the schedule for ballet or opera performances.
• The exterior is as impressive as the interior.

An opulent historical post office building with breathtaking architecture, right next to Bellas Artes. Admire its ornate interior.

Visit the observation deck of this iconic skyscraper for panoramic views of Mexico City. It offers a different perspective than the castle.

• Best visited on a clear day for optimal views.

Enjoy contemporary Mexican cuisine with a focus on creative dishes and cocktails, offering a vibrant dining experience in the Roma Norte neighborhood.

Explore the ancient Mesoamerican city, famous for its massive pyramids of the Sun and Moon, and the Avenue of the Dead. A UNESCO World Heritage site.

• Arrive early to avoid crowds and heat.
• Wear comfortable shoes and bring water and sunscreen.
• Climbing the pyramids is currently restricted for preservation.

Dine in a unique restaurant set inside a natural cave near the Teotihuacan site, offering traditional Mexican dishes.

Travel back to the city after your exploration of the ancient ruins.

Experience authentic and popular Mexico City street food with a variety of delicious tacos. A great casual dinner option.

Take a colorful trajinera (gondola) ride through the ancient Aztec canals, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Enjoy mariachi music and floating vendors.

• Negotiate the price for the trajinera before boarding.
• Bring cash for vendors and musicians.

A local market near the embarcadero (dock) where you can find crafts and try regional snacks.

A former hacienda showcasing a significant collection of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera art, set in beautiful gardens with peacocks and Xoloitzcuintli dogs.

• Check opening hours as they can vary.

Experience one of the world's best restaurants, offering an innovative tasting menu that reinterprets Mexican cuisine. A splurge for a special meal.

• Reservations are extremely difficult to secure; book months in advance.
• Dress code is smart casual.

Explore the tree-lined streets, Art Nouveau and Art Deco architecture, independent boutiques, and vibrant street art of this fashionable district.

A modern gourmet food market with diverse culinary options, artisanal products, and a lively atmosphere. Great for lunch.

Adjacent to Roma, Condesa offers beautiful parks like Parque México and Parque España, charming cafes, and a relaxed, upscale vibe.

A popular bistro focusing on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients with French influences. Known for its excellent food and wine list.

• Reservations are highly recommended.

A striking contemporary building housing an extensive art collection, including works by Rodin, Dalí, and European masters. Admission is free.

• The architecture itself is a major attraction.

Explore this upscale district known for its luxury shopping, modern architecture, wide avenues, and excellent restaurants.

Located next to the Soumaya, this museum focuses on contemporary art, featuring rotating international and Mexican exhibitions.

Another top-tier restaurant offering a refined tasting menu that highlights contemporary Mexican ingredients and techniques. A sophisticated dining experience.

• Reservations are essential and should be made well in advance.

A renowned gourmet market offering exotic meats, artisanal cheeses, seafood, and international delicacies. A must-visit for foodies.

• Be adventurous and try some of the unique offerings.

One of the largest and oldest traditional markets in Mexico City, offering everything from produce and flowers to clothing and street food. It's a sensory overload.

• Be aware of your surroundings and keep valuables secure.
• Best explored with a local guide if you want to navigate its vastness.

A beautiful 18th-century palace covered in blue and white Talavera tiles. It now houses a Sanborns restaurant and cafe.

A lively Mediterranean-inspired restaurant with a focus on wood-fired dishes and a great atmosphere, located in the Condesa neighborhood.

A large market dedicated to Mexican handicrafts, offering a wide variety of souvenirs, textiles, pottery, and jewelry from across the country.

• Great place to buy gifts and souvenirs.
• Bargaining is expected.

Enjoy a final traditional Mexican meal in a historic and beautifully decorated restaurant dating back to 1912.

Depart from Mexico City.