The capital of México is one of the coolest places to visit. Let yourself be captivated by the magic of this imposing city, where archaeological sites, colonial architecture, contemporary buildings, cultural centers, natural parks, colorful markets, exclusive boutiques and shopping centers coexist.
As one of the cities with the most museums in the world, México City has four areas that have been designated World Heritage Sites by UNESCO: the Historic Center, Xochimilco, the central campus of the UNAM and the Luis Barragán Casa-Studio.
Take some time to get to know this incredible arena in Mexico City.
The GNP Seguros Stadium invites you to experience incredible moments.
This incredible venue is an icon for baseball lovers in Mexico
Get to know the premier venue for cycling lovers.
Visit the picturesque Mercado de Jamaica for a truly unique experience.
Visit the most important religious tourism attraction in México.
Exclusive area of the city, full of tradition and modernity.
Get to know one of the most elegant neighborhoods in Mexico City during the Porfiriato.
Tour the imposing Historic Center of México City.
Main venue for shows in Mexico. Concerts, plays, dance and other large-scale events are held with national and international performers, speakers, and companies.
Attend an unforgettable event at the Palacio de los Deportes.
Reserve a day to visit the magical Bosque de Chapultepec.
Visit one of the most prominent contemporary museums in the city.
Visit an incredible national park within the city.
Spend a day at one of the most exclusive shopping centers in the city.
One of the largest malls of Latin American offers national and international shops, entertainment, restaurants, a supermarket and parking.
Take a tour of this museum that shows the history of the Mexican Revolution.
Satisfy your curiosity by admiring more than 200 wax figures.
Get to know the spectacular race track of the Rodríguez Brothers.
Get to know the incredible Church of Santo Domingo.
Beautiful center characterized by its quarry monuments.
For fans of wrestling, the Arena México offers great shows with national and international wrestlers.
Travel through Mexico City in a safe, fast and accessible way through the Metrobús.
The Teatro de los Insurgentes is one of the most emblematic and representative theaters in Mexico City. Located in the Del Valle neighborhood, this venue has been an important cultural and artistic center since its inauguration.
Tepotzotlán is a town in the State of Mexico that is characterized by its great historical, architectural and cultural wealth.
Enjoy a day of shopping at the largest outlet destination in México.
The main theater destination in the Cuautitlán Izcalli and north of Mexico City.
Visit one of the main ecological parks in Tepotzotlán.
Six Flags Mexico, one of the largest and most popular parks in Latin America. This park offers roller coasters like the famous "Medusa Steel Coaster" and live shows.
The Estadio Azteca is one of the most iconic and largest football stadiums in the world. It is located in Mexico City and is the venue for some of the country's most important sports and cultural events.
The Centro Libanés organizes a variety of cultural activities such as festivals, exhibitions, and events that celebrate the rich Lebanese heritage, as well as cultural exchange with Mexico.
The Estadio Olímpico Universitario is one of the most important sports venues in Mexico, located on the campus of Ciudad Universitaria at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) in Mexico City.
The Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes, formerly known as Estadio Azul, is a football stadium located in Mexico City.
The Plaza de Toros is a venue dedicated to bullfighting events, where a bullfighter faces a bull in a series of movements or faenas with the aim of showcasing their skill and bravery.
The Frida Kahlo Museum, also known as La Casa Azul, is a museum dedicated to the life and work of the famous Mexican painter Frida Kahlo.
Oktoberfest in Mexico is a celebration that seeks to replicate the famous beer festival held in Munich, Germany, but adapted to Mexican culture.
Calaverandia is a cultural and entertainment event celebrated in several cities in Mexico, especially in Guadalajara. This festival is inspired by the tradition of Día de Muertos and aims to pay tribute to Mexican culture through various activities and experiences.
The Feria Internacional del Caballo Texcoco is one of México's most important fairs in the country.
Millions of pilgrims and Catholic visitors head to the Basílica de Guadalupe in December.
This traditional civic-military parade takes place on September 16.
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Come have fun and live the VEDETTE CELEBRATION experience! The best night show in Mexico City.
Vedette nights return every Friday and Saturday at the Foro Stelaris at the Fiesta Americana Reforma hotel, which becomes the epicenter of fun and glamour.
Let yourself be surprised by the magic and talent of "Reinas de Corazones"!
This spectacular live musical show brings together five impressive women who, with their careers as hosts and actresses, transform into dazzling Show Girls. Don't miss this opportunity to sing and enjoy with them in an event full of adrenaline and emotion. Presentations will take place every Thursday at the Foro Stelaris at the Fiesta Americana Reforma hotel, starting at 8:30 pm.
The Day of the Dead celebrations in Mexico City will span much of October and the first half of November.
