What to do in Mexico City in one, two or three days

What to do in Mexico City in one, two or three days

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A Mexico City It is one of the most fascinating metropolises in Latin America. Confusing and chaotic, at the same time it is a surprising destination full of attractions.

Unfortunately, many people only visit the Mexican capital in passing, either to the beaches of Caribbeanas Cancunor towards USA. In this post we show that there is a lot to do in Mexico City, in itineraries designed according to the number of days you have in the city.

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WHAT TO DO IN MEXICO CITY

ONLY 1 DAY

If you only have one day in Mexico City or are passing through on a connection, the best thing to do is get to know the beautiful Historic center. Stroll around the surroundings Plinththe city’s main square, with streets lined with buildings of Spanish colonial architecture, go up to the viewpoint of Torre Latinoamericana and get to know the Palace of Fine Arts they are a program. Consider taking the metro and getting off at Zócalo or Bellas Artes stations.

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Historic Center of Mexico City (Photo: This World is Ours)

If you prefer, you can go directly to Anthropology Museumor main Mexican capital, no Chapultepec Forest.

2 TO 3 DAYS

With more days in the city, try to visit one of the most popular attractions, which is actually outside the capital: the Pyramids of Teotihuacan. The best way is to look for one of the several tours offered by agencies.

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Teotihuacan, Mexico (Photo: This World Is Ours)

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Wrestling in Mexico City (Photo: This World is Ours)

With even more time, visit the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Guadalupe It is also among the most popular activities (find out how to get there).

Basilica of Guadalupe (Photo: This World is Ours)

Still on the three-day itinerary, you can visit the sophisticated and lively area of Paseo La Reformaalready Pink Zoneand the beautiful Chapultepec Forestwhere you can combine with the Anthropology Museum.

Chapultepec Forest, Mexico City (Photo: This World Is Ours)

MORE THAN 3 DAYS

As you have a lot of time in Mexico City – which is great – you can visit some places off the beaten track, such as the historic district of Saint Angelor take a ride on the colorful boats Xochimilco.

San Ángel, Mexico City (Photo: This World Is Ours)

There is still time to wander around the commercial areas, such as the modern neighborhood of Polanco or get to know even more every corner of the cool Pink Zone.

A super cool tour is to visit Puebla, a preserved and incredible Historic City an hour and a half from Mexico City. Nearby is Cholulaat the foot of the imposing volcano Popocatepetl. If you can, sleep there at least one night. The center of Puebla is charming, full of little shops and restaurants.

Puebla - Mexico (Photo: This World Is Ours)

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Rafael Carvalho

A native of Minas Gerais, a fan of chicken with okra and good beer, he currently lives in São Paulo. He has a degree in Radio and TV, a postgraduate degree in Journalism and has worked with Digital Content for over 16 years. He has worked for companies such as SBT and Jovem Pan FM. Passionate about traveling, he founded Esse Mundo É Nosso and travels around Brazil and the world all year round, always looking for tips to share.

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