10 Must-see spots in Mexico City: your ultimate guide

Each place tells a unique part of the city’s rich narrative, ensuring your time in CDMX is unforgettable.

1. Zócalo and Historic Center

The beating heart of Mexico City, the Zócalo is surrounded by colonial buildings, the National Palace, and the Metropolitan Cathedral. Explore the Templo Mayor and wander through the surrounding streets to dive deep into the history of this magnificent capital.

2. Chapultepec and Its Castle

A lush escape in the city, Chapultepec Park is home to the stunning Chapultepec Castle, offering panoramic views and a deep connection to Mexico’s history. Don’t miss the National History Museum, housed within the castle, to learn more about the country’s fascinating past.

3. Frida Kahlo Museum (The Blue House)

Located in the charming Coyoacán neighborhood, this museum is the birthplace and home of iconic artist Frida Kahlo. Explore her world through personal items, photographs, and works that offer an intimate look into the life and legacy of one of Mexico’s most beloved figures.

4. Polanco

A trendy and upscale neighborhood, Polanco is known for its luxury boutiques, world-class restaurants, and cultural landmarks like the renowned Soumaya Museum. Just a short walk away, you’ll find El Palacio de los Palacios, an iconic Mexican concept store that blends fashion, design, and gastronomy in a stunning architectural space. Whether you’re shopping, dining, or simply strolling the tree-lined streets, Polanco is where design, culture, and top-tier experiences come together.

5. Xochimilco

Experience the colorful heart of Mexico with a boat ride through the picturesque canals of Xochimilco. The lively trajineras, decorated boats, are filled with music, food, and flowers, creating a fun and vibrant way to connect with local culture.

6. National Museum of Anthropology

A treasure trove of Mexico’s pre-Hispanic history, this museum houses the famous Sun Stone and impressive collections that offer a deep dive into the country’s indigenous cultures. It’s a must-visit for anyone looking to understand the roots of Mexico’s rich heritage.

7. Reforma and the Angel of Independence

Paseo de la Reforma is the city’s main avenue, lined with impressive modern architecture and historic landmarks. At the heart of it stands the Angel of Independence, an iconic monument symbolizing Mexico’s struggle for independence.

8. Teotihuacan

Just a short drive from Mexico City, the Teotihuacan Pyramids are a stunning reminder of Mexico’s ancient civilizations. Climb the Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon for a breathtaking view and to connect with one of the most awe-inspiring archaeological sites in the world.

9. Palacio de Bellas Artes

A cultural gem, the Palacio de Bellas Artes is known for its breathtaking architecture and vibrant arts scene. Whether you’re admiring the murals, exploring art exhibitions, or attending world-class performances, this venue is a must-see for culture lovers.

10. Casa de los Azulejos (The House of Tiles)

This colonial building, famous for its striking façade of Talavera tiles, offers a glimpse into Mexico City’s history. Now home to a beloved restaurant, it’s the perfect spot to enjoy traditional Mexican dishes while soaking in the beauty of this historic space.

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