First-Time Mexico City Map

The Chinese neighborhood with charming streets, fair prices and many options. Not so far from the center of town. 

Latin America's oldest and largest Roman Catholic cathedral. Breathtaking architecture and massive space. The pendulum in the Cathedral is a must-see too. There entry is free.

A museum located close to a pre-Hispanic pyramids. You can only climb the smaller pyramid now. To tour the whole place it would take 1-2 hours.

The main Mexico City’s square with a lot of activities. Culture, and energy all in one place

This well-known pyramid in the ancient city of Teotihuacan is one of the largest in the world. The view from the top is absolutely breathtaking. Climbing the pyramid is no longer allowed

A taqueria that is one of the best in CDMX. High quality tacos at fair prices for what you get. Service is warm and the food is delicious.

Well organized zoo with a big selection of animals. The zoo was recently renovated and the main entrance is free.

A historic castle and cool museum. The architecture is elegant and opulent. It has panoramic views of the city and exhibits about Mexico’s past. Price is affordable.

A market dating back to 1955 selling gourmet and exotic foods. Fried insects, scorpion liqueur and lion meat are some of the food that you can buy here. Not your typical Mexican spot but worth a visit.

An ice-cream selling more than 160 flavors of ice cream, churros and crepes. The selection of paletas is great and they also offer milkshakes and drinks. Good quality.