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Hotel Virreyes México

Historic Center

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20 Jul - 21 Jul

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Top neighbourhoods in Mexico City

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Polanco

Polanco showcases Mexico City's luxe spirit with upscale boutiques along Avenida Presidente Masaryk and world-class cultural gems. The National Museum of Anthropology houses incredible pre-Columbian artefacts under its iconic umbrella-shaped canopy. Tree-lined streets reveal elegant embassies and fine dining spots where celebrity chefs craft unforgettable meals. Getting around is a breeze with Polanco and Auditorio metro stations nearby. Lincoln Park offers a green retreat from shopping adventures. High-end hotels with rooftop amenities provide the perfect base for exploring this sophisticated area where international luxury meets Mexican charm.

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Roma Norte

Roma Norte offers an artistic playground where vibrant street art meets classic architecture on tree-lined avenues. You'll find creative energy pulsing through independent galleries, bookshops, and the iconic Plaza Río de Janeiro with its Art Nouveau fountain. The area balances Mexico City's rich cultural heritage with modern creative expression in converted mansions and bustling markets. Getting around couldn't be easier with Insurgentes and Sevilla metro stations connecting you to the city's highlights. Stylish boutique hotels in restored buildings provide the perfect base for exploring the eclectic dining scene, from street tacos to upscale mezcalerías along Álvaro Obregón avenue.

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Historic Center

Mexico City's Historic Centre dazzles with 500 years of layered history from Aztec ruins to baroque masterpieces. Explore pedestrian-only Madero Street where cobblestones lead to the Metropolitan Cathedral's towering spires and the vast Zócalo plaza buzzing with mariachi music. The area boasts world-class museums like Templo Mayor and the stunning Palacio de Bellas Artes where art and architecture collide. Getting around is a breeze with three metro stations and plenty of pedestrian zones perfect for wandering. Traditional cantinas and street food vendors serve up authentic Mexican flavours between museum visits. Colonial boutique hotels in converted mansions offer charming courtyards where you can rest after soaking up centuries of culture.

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Juárez

Juárez blends Mexico City's creative energy with historic charm around every corner. Wander among art deco buildings housing hip galleries and boutiques, or relax in leafy Parque México. The Angel of Independence stands tall along Paseo de la Reforma, while museums and cultural centers showcase both traditional and contemporary Mexican art. The neighborhood's food scene spans from cosy taquerías to stylish cocktail lounges that buzz after dark. Boutique hotels in converted colonial buildings offer character-filled stays. With excellent metro connections and walkable tree-lined streets, exploring this artistic enclave and the city beyond is a breeze.

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Interlomas

The Interlomas neighbourhood offers attractions, such as Paseo de la Reforma and Paseo Interlomas.

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Top landmarks in Mexico City

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Zócalo

9.4/10 (25,860 reviews)

Zócalo is worth passing through for a few pics when in Historic Center. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the cathedral, museums and art galleries in the area? Your sightseeing tour starts here. Mexico City has lots of other popular landmarks that you might want to see, such as Paseo de la Reforma.

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Angel of Independence Monument

9.4/10 (21,049 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing, head to Angel of Independence Monument – just one of the monuments in Reforma. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the art galleries, museums and cathedral in the area? Your sightseeing tour starts here. Mexico City has lots of other popular landmarks that you might want to see, such as Paseo de la Reforma.

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Estadio Azteca

8.6/10 (4,519 reviews)

Why not catch an event at Estadio Azteca, a major stadium in Coyoacan. Hotels.com travellers also like the art galleries, museums and cathedral in the area. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you think Estadio Azteca is cool, you might also like Estadio Olímpico Universitario and Francisco Márquez Olympic Pool, both located nearby.

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Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe

9.4/10 (17,629 reviews)

If you're interested in local churches head to Gustavo A. Madero – home to Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the cathedral, museums and art galleries in the area? Your sightseeing tour starts here. Mexico City has lots of other popular landmarks that you might want to see, such as Paseo de la Reforma.

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Paseo de la Reforma

9.4/10 (24,281 reviews)

If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Paseo de la Reforma, a popular place for shoppers in Miguel Hidalgo. You could also start your cultural experience by heading over to the museums in the area. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. Splash some more cash at Avenida Presidente Masaryk.

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Palacio de Bellas Artes

9.6/10 (12,697 reviews)

Get your fill of Palacio de Bellas Artes – one of the top attractions in Historic Center and worth a pic or two during your stay in Mexico City. Hotels.com travellers also like the museums, art galleries and cathedral in the area. If you have fun at Palacio de Bellas Artes, you'll love Citibanamex Palace of Culture, just a short walk away.

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Mexico City and related destinations

Beneath the shadow of ancient volcanoes, a metropolis of contrasts unfolds where Aztec temples neighbour Spanish cathedrals. The massive Zócalo plaza buzzes with activity while nearby, the Palacio de Bellas Artes showcases murals that tell Mexico's complex storey. Escape the urban intensity at Chapultepec Park, where a world-class anthropology museum sits near a peaceful zoo. Elegant Paseo de la Reforma leads to areas where street food vendors serve better meals than many restaurants. The Templo Mayor ruins remind visitors that an empire once stood here, its stones now incorporated into colonial buildings. Don't miss the Frida Kahlo Museum in Coyoacán, where the artist's vibrant spirit lives on in her preserved blue house.

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Find out more about Mexico City

People go to Mexico City to see famous monuments such as Paseo de la Reforma, as well as to enjoy its many popular attractions like Palacio de Bellas Artes. The city is also known for its museums and cafes. Plan a fun excursion to Estadio Azteca and GNP Seguros Stadium. Popular sights like Zócalo and Angel of Independence Monument won't disappoint.

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