Chapultepec Castle
Located inside the Chapultepec Forest, this amazing Mexico City landmark is famous as the only royal castle in North America. It also served as a presidential residence, but is nowadays a beautiful museum.
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Mercado de San Juan Pugibet
This is known as the exotic market in Mexico City. You can get from scorpions all the way to lion meat.
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Arena México - Mexican Wrestling Show
One of the MUST cultural things to do in Mexico City
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Banorte Stadium (Formerly Known As Azteca Stadium)
This stadium is an icon of sports in Mexico City. Whether you're here to watch a match of Club América or the Mexico National Team, it's a must-see—even if you're not typically a sports fan. (Note: It might be undergoing renovations for the FIFA World Cup 2026.)
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Xochimilco Water Canals (Embarcadero Nativitas)
Known as the Mexican Venice. This is a popular tour attraction on the outskirts of Mexico City, for a even better vibe go during the weekend or Mexican holiday.
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Palacio de Bellas Artes
Even though this venue is known for its performing arts, it is also quite a popular photo spot.
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National Palace
This is the house of the Mexican President. This is a beautiful architectural building across Mexico City's main plaza
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Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral
This is the main cathedral in Mexico City, located right in the heart of CDMX main plaza (Zocalo)
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Best Breakfast View In The City
We cannot recommend this restaurant enough! This spot is located in a hotel building that offers arguably the best view you can get in all of Mexico City.
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Coziest Breakfast Place in Condesa
Amazing breakfast spot in Condesa area.
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Best Hotel in Historic Center
We believe this is one of the best budget hotels in the Historic Centre. Additionally, you'll find an abundance of street food stands with countless options right outside your door, spanning the two adjacent blocks.
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Artisan market
This market has some of the cutest and nicest souvenirs we have seen in the country. We highly recommend have some budget when visiting this town
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Barrio Chino
This Chinatown is one of the city's hidden gems, featuring a unique blend of Chinese and Mexican culture.
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Aztec Ancient City
Tenochtitlan was the capital of the ancient Mexica (Aztec) civilization before the Spanish conquest. The colonizers built the present-day city directly over it, and its remains are preserved today as a museum.
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Best Street Food Area In Mexico City
We loved the street food available in this area; the entire two blocks are packed with food stands offering everything from tacos to tamales. It truly is a hidden gem.
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Barrio Chino

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This Chinatown is one of the city's hidden gems, featuring a unique blend of Chinese and Mexican culture.

Address: Barrio Chino, Centro, 06050 Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico

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Unique China Town in the world and one of the two in the country
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Cultural and International
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There are taco stands with Chinese-Mexican fusion food

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Hola, we're Simone from South Africa 🇿🇦 & Geovanny from Mexico🇲🇽. We're currently on a mission to visit all 32 states of beautiful Mexico 🌵💃🌮 We'd love for you to join the adventure!

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