Things to do in Mexico City
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Cielito Querido Café
A charming Mexican coffee shop with outdoor seating, perfect for sipping espresso in fresh air.
A charming Mexican coffee shop with outdoor seating, perfect for sipping espresso in fresh air.
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Antigua Academia de San Carlos
Mexico's oldest fine arts school, showcasing centuries of masterworks in a stunning colonial building.
Mexico's oldest fine arts school, showcasing centuries of masterworks in a stunning colonial building.
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Banorte Stadium
Home to two World Cup finals, this iconic 83,000-seat colossus breathes football history.
Home to two World Cup finals, this iconic 83,000-seat colossus breathes football history.
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Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe
One of the world's most visited Catholic shrines, drawing millions to honor Mexico's patron saint.
One of the world's most visited Catholic shrines, drawing millions to honor Mexico's patron saint.
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Biblioteca Vasconcelos
A breathtaking mega-library with soaring glass walls and suspended bookshelves—Mexico City's most spectacular cultural landmark.
A breathtaking mega-library with soaring glass walls and suspended bookshelves—Mexico City's most spectacular cultural landmark.

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Casa Luis Barragán
Step inside the vibrant, color-drenched home of Mexico's greatest architect, a UNESCO World Heritage gem.
Step inside the vibrant, color-drenched home of Mexico's greatest architect, a UNESCO World Heritage gem.
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Catedral Metropolitana de la Ciudad de México
One of the Americas' oldest cathedrals, towering over the Zócalo with 450 years of sacred history.
One of the Americas' oldest cathedrals, towering over the Zócalo with 450 years of sacred history.
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Chinatown
Latin America's smallest Chinatown packs vibrant flavors, colorful lanterns, and cultural charm into one lively street.
Latin America's smallest Chinatown packs vibrant flavors, colorful lanterns, and cultural charm into one lively street.
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Complejo Cultural Los Pinos
Explore Mexico's once-secret presidential residence, now a vibrant cultural complex open to all.
Explore Mexico's once-secret presidential residence, now a vibrant cultural complex open to all.
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Constitution Square
One of the world's largest plazas, the Zócalo pulses with culture, history, and Mexico City's vibrant spirit.
One of the world's largest plazas, the Zócalo pulses with culture, history, and Mexico City's vibrant spirit.
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Diana the Huntress Fountain
A glowing bronze goddess reigns over Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico City's grandest boulevard.
A glowing bronze goddess reigns over Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico City's grandest boulevard.
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Frida Kahlo Museum
Step inside Frida Kahlo's vibrant Blue House and discover the life of Mexico's most iconic painter.
Step inside Frida Kahlo's vibrant Blue House and discover the life of Mexico's most iconic painter.
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Island of the Dolls
Hundreds of weathered dolls hang from trees on this hauntingly surreal island in Xochimilco's ancient canals.
Hundreds of weathered dolls hang from trees on this hauntingly surreal island in Xochimilco's ancient canals.

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Julio Antonio Mella
A striking 4-meter bust honoring Cuban revolutionary Julio Antonio Mella on Mexico City's storied streets.
A striking 4-meter bust honoring Cuban revolutionary Julio Antonio Mella on Mexico City's storied streets.

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Kiosco morisco
A stunning iron pavilion blending Moorish and Mexican artistry, once showcased at the 1884 World's Fair.
A stunning iron pavilion blending Moorish and Mexican artistry, once showcased at the 1884 World's Fair.
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Monumento a la Revolución
A soaring Art Deco dome honoring Mexico's revolution, with a museum and panoramic city views inside.
A soaring Art Deco dome honoring Mexico's revolution, with a museum and panoramic city views inside.

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Museo Nacional de Antropología
Home to the legendary Aztec Sun Stone and Mexico's greatest pre-Columbian treasures under one roof.
Home to the legendary Aztec Sun Stone and Mexico's greatest pre-Columbian treasures under one roof.
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Museo Nacional de Arte
Discover Mexico's finest art spanning centuries in a stunning neoclassical palace in the city's historic heart.
Discover Mexico's finest art spanning centuries in a stunning neoclassical palace in the city's historic heart.
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Museo Nacional de Historia Castillo de Chapultepec
A hilltop castle with sweeping city views and centuries of Mexican history within its grand halls.
A hilltop castle with sweeping city views and centuries of Mexican history within its grand halls.
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National Palace
Marvel at Diego Rivera's sweeping murals inside Mexico's grand seat of presidential power.
Marvel at Diego Rivera's sweeping murals inside Mexico's grand seat of presidential power.
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Palacio de Iturbide
A stunning colonial palace steeped in imperial history, now a cultural landmark in Mexico City's heart.
A stunning colonial palace steeped in imperial history, now a cultural landmark in Mexico City's heart.
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Palacio Postal
A stunning Beaux-Arts masterpiece doubling as a museum — Mexico City's most ornate post office will dazzle you.
A stunning Beaux-Arts masterpiece doubling as a museum — Mexico City's most ornate post office will dazzle you.

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Plaza Garibaldi
Mexico City's legendary square pulses nightly with mariachi bands, street food, and electric local energy.
Mexico City's legendary square pulses nightly with mariachi bands, street food, and electric local energy.
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Polanco Chapultepec
Mexico City's glamorous enclave of luxury boutiques, world-class restaurants, and leafy boulevards awaits exploration.
Mexico City's glamorous enclave of luxury boutiques, world-class restaurants, and leafy boulevards awaits exploration.