Visiting Mexico City won't be complete without going to one of its largest and most important squares. Here you'll find the City Hall and the Metropolitan Cathedral, home to amazing Hispanic art.
The third largest soccer stadium in the world is the home of Club America and the Mexican national Team.
Mexico City: In 1958 Kahlo’s house Casa Azul, was turned into a museum by Rivera, who carefully catalogued all of Kahlo’s paintings. Read more.
You can't miss Mexico city's skyline view from the top of this amazing monument, or you just can chill watching the new fountains in the plaza!
Learn about Mexican art and history at this world-famous museum. Do not miss the Ethnography exhibition and the preserved Mexica Sun Stone/Stone of the Sun. Open Tuesday-Sunday, 9am to 7pm.
Climb the Pyramid of Sun. Take your time. It is not as difficult as you may think. The view from the top will reward you.
Must see!!!! Its Worth it!!! On sunday its free so bring the hole family and bring lots a sunscreen!!
Take the 2-hour ride on the boat to discover a very impressive canyon which contains the icon of the state of Chiapas ! Be careful with crocodiles... and DO NOT trash it !!!
After a life of dreaming Mexico, finally Chiapas and San Cristobal...don't forget to visit it if you in Mexico...unforgettable!
This is the best pyramids spot in Mexico. The former maya city is almost entirely invaded by jungle ! Be Adventurous !
The Tulum ruins are the third most-visited archaeological site in Mexico, after Teotihuacan and Chichen Itza. Great view of the Caribbean sea and the coral reef. One of the best places for snorkeling.
Open from 8 am to 5 pm daily, parking us$2.50 entrance us$4.25.Tulum is one of Mexico’s most scenic archaeological sites, built atop a 40-foot cliff rising abruptly from turquoise Caribbean waters.
