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Must-see attractions in Mexico City

  • Papalote Museo del Ni帽o

    Polanco & Bosque de Chapultepec

    Your children won鈥檛 want to leave this innovative, hands-on museum. Here kids can put together a radio program, channel their inner mad scientist, join an鈥

  • Audiorama

    Polanco & Bosque de Chapultepec

    Audiorama is a small circular outdoor space enclosed in the greenery of Chapultepec, sometimes used for intimate classical music performances. It is鈥

  • Sagrario Metropolitano

    Centro Hist贸rico

    Adjoining the east side of the Catedral Metropolitana is the 18th-century Sagrario Metropolitano. Originally built to house the archives and vestments of鈥

  • Museo Archivo de la Fotograf铆a

    Centro Hist贸rico

    Occupying a 16th-century colonial-era building, the city's photo museum hosts changing exhibits focusing on all things Mexico City. Additionally, the鈥

  • Centro Cultural Jes煤s Reyes Heroles

    Coyoac谩n & San 脕ngel

    The Centro Cultural Jes煤s Reyes Heroles is a colonial-era estate hosting art and book presentations. Take a wander around the grounds, where yuccas and鈥

  • Fuente de Xochipilli

    Polanco & Bosque de Chapultepec

    This complex of cascade fountains opened in 1964, featuring architecture inspired by Tenochca (of Tenochtitlan) style with eagle-warrior heads and sloping鈥

  • Museo Nacional de Culturas Populares

    Coyoac谩n & San 脕ngel

    The Museo Nacional de Cul颅turas Populares stages innovative exhibitions on folk traditions, indigenous crafts and celebrations in its various courtyards鈥

  • Plaza of Three Cultures

    Plaza de las Tres Culturas

    Mexico City

    So named because it symbolizes the fusion of pre-Hispanic and Spanish roots into the Mexican mestizo identity, this plaza displays the architectural鈥

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Museo Nacional de las Intervenciones

    Museo Nacional de las Intervenciones

    Mexico City

    On August 20, 1847, Mexican troops defended this 17th-century former monsatery against US forces advancing from Veracruz in a dispute over the US鈥

  • View of sugar skulls, a common gift for children and decoration for the "Day of the Dead", at the "Museo del Juguete Antiguo M茅xico" in Mexico City on October 20, 2020. - The collection of skulls is from 1968 and were made as gifts for the different sports delegations that participated in the 1968 Mexico Olympic Games. (Photo by ALFREDO ESTRELLA / AFP) (Photo by ALFREDO ESTRELLA/AFP via Getty Images)

    Museo del Juguete Antiguo M茅xico

    Mexico City

    Mexican-born Japanese collector Roberto Shimizu has amassed more than a million toys in his lifetime, and this jumbled four-floor museum showcases about鈥

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    Ex-Convento de Churubusco

    Mexico City

    On August 20, 1847, this former convent was the scene of a historic military defeat, when Mexican troops defended it against US forces advancing from鈥

  • Acuario Inbursa

    Polanco & Bosque de Chapultepec

    Mexico's largest aquarium holds 1.6 million liters of water and 280 well-cared-for marine species, including barracuda, manta rays and five types of鈥

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    Museo de la Bas铆lica de Guadalupe

    Mexico City

    The Museo de la Bas铆lica de Guadalupe, at the rear of the Antigua Bas铆lica, has a fine collection of colonial art interpreting the miraculous vision.

  • Plaza Santo Domingo

    Centro Hist贸rico

    Smaller and less hectic than nearby Z贸calo, this plaza has long served as a base for scribes and printers. Descendants of those who did the paperwork for鈥

  • Museo Jard铆n del Agua

    Polanco & Bosque de Chapultepec

    Diego Rivera painted a series of murals for the inauguration of C谩rcamo de Dolores, Chapultepec's waterworks facility built in the 1940s. Experimenting鈥

  • Jard铆n de la Bombilla

    Coyoac谩n & San 脕ngel

    In this tropically abundant, pruned park spreading east of Avenida Insurgentes, paths encircle the Monumento a 脕lvaro Obreg贸n, a monolithic shrine to the鈥

  • Estela de Luz

    Zona Rosa & Reforma

    Opposite Torre Mayor, the 104m-high Estela de Luz was built to commemorate Mexico's bicentennial anniversary in 2010, though due to delays in construction鈥

  • Museo Nacional de Historia

    Polanco & Bosque de Chapultepec

    Historical exhibits chronicle the period from the rise of colonial Nueva Espa帽a to the Mexican Revolution. On display are iconic objects such as the sword鈥

  • Monumento a Los Ni帽os H茅roes

    Polanco & Bosque de Chapultepec

    The six marble columns marking Chapultepec park's eastern entrance commemorate the 鈥榖oy heroes,鈥 six young cadets who perished in battle. On September 13,鈥

  • Santa Muerte Altar

    Mexico City

    Often garbed in a sequined white gown, wig and clutching a scythe in her bony hand, the Saint Death figure is the object of a fast-growing cult in Mexico,鈥

  • Templo de San Francisco

    Centro Hist贸rico

    The Templo de San Francisco is a remnant of the vast Franciscan monastery erected in the early 16th century over the site of Moctezuma鈥檚 private zoo. The鈥

  • La Diana Cazadora

    Zona Rosa & Reforma

    Commonly known as La Diana Cazadora (Diana the Hunter), this 1942 bronze nude sculpture atop a fountain is actually meant to represent the Archer of the鈥

  • Palacio de Miner铆a

    Centro Hist贸rico

    The Palacio de Miner铆a was where mining engineers trained in the 19th century. A neoclassical masterpiece, the palace was designed by Tols谩 and built鈥

  • Casa de Cort茅s

    Coyoac谩n & San 脕ngel

    The Casa de Cort茅s, on the north side of Plaza Hidalgo, is where conquistador Cort茅s established Mexico鈥檚 first municipal seat during the siege of鈥

  • Viveros de Coyoac谩n

    Coyoac谩n & San 脕ngel

    A pleasant approach to Coyoac谩n鈥檚 central plazas is through the Viveros de Coyoac谩n, the principal nurseries for Mexico City鈥檚 parks and gardens. The 38.9鈥

  • Museo Jos茅 Luis Cuevas

    Centro Hist贸rico

    This museum showcases the works of artist Cuevas, a leader of the 1950s Ruptura movement, which broke with the politicized art of the post-revolutionary鈥

  • Plaza Tols谩

    Centro Hist贸rico

    Several blocks west of the Z贸calo near Alameda Central is this handsome square, named after Manuel Tols谩, the illustrious late-18th-century sculptor and鈥

  • Parroquia de San Juan Bautista

    Coyoac谩n & San 脕ngel

    This single-nave church and its adjacent former monastery dominate the east side of Plaza Hidalgo. First erected in 1592 by the Franciscan order, the鈥

  • Museo Casa del Risco

    Coyoac谩n & San 脕ngel

    Inside the courtyard of this museum, midway along Plaza San Jacinto鈥檚 north side, is an elaborate fountain, a mad mosaic of Talavera tile and Chinese鈥

  • Plaza Santa Catarina

    Coyoac谩n & San 脕ngel

    About a block south of Coyoac谩n's nursery is Plaza Santa Catarina, with the modest, mustard-colored church that gives the square its name. Across the鈥

  • Complejo Cultural Los Pinos

    Polanco & Bosque de Chapultepec

    The former official residence of Mexican presidents is a white mansion built in 1853 and known simply as 'Los Pinos.' When President L贸pez Obrador (AMLO)鈥

  • Templo de la Sant铆sima Trinidad

    Centro Hist贸rico

    The profusion of ornamental sculpture on the baroque facade, including ghostly busts of the 12 apostles and a representation of Christ with his head in鈥

  • Futura CDMX

    Centro Hist贸rico

    The star attraction at this interactive center is a 234-sq-meter scale model of Mexico City, with a projection mapping presentation in Spanish (or English鈥

  • Museo de la Tortura

    Centro Hist贸rico

    Displaying European torture instruments from the 14th to 19th centuries, including a metal-spiked interrogation chair and the menacing skull splitter,鈥

  • Museo del Tequila y el Mezcal

    Centro Hist贸rico

    This museum on Plaza Garibaldi has exhibits explaining the origins and production process of Mexico鈥檚 two most popular distilled agave drinks. The tour鈥

  • Museo Nacional de las Culturas del Mundo

    Centro Hist贸rico

    Constructed in 1567 as the colonial mint, this renovated museum exhibits the art, dress and handicrafts of Mexico's and the world鈥檚 cultures. Mixed in for鈥

  • Ex Teresa Arte Actual

    Centro Hist贸rico

    Mexico City was built atop a sloshy lake bed and it's sinking fast, as evidenced by this teetering former convent. The 17th-century building now serves as鈥

  • Museo Interactivo de Econom铆a

    Centro Hist贸rico

    The former hospital of the Bethlehemites religious order has been the home of this economics museum since 2006. A slew of hands-on exhibits is aimed at鈥

  • Centro de Cultura Digital

    Zona Rosa & Reforma

    In the Estela de Luz basement you'll find this cultural center with temporary expositions, of hit-and-miss interest, focusing on digital technology. Areas鈥