exico City’s rich history spans from Aztec times through Spanish colonialism to the modern era. Travelers who love history venture to landmarks such as the Templo Mayor, the National Palace and the nearby ruins of Teotihuacan. Beyond its historical allure, the “City of Palaces” is a culinary paradise. Its food scene is a celebration of flavors, from vibrant street markets serving tacos and tamales to high-end restaurants that have earned international acclaim. Let your Global Travel Collection advisor know which landmarks and interests speak most to you.
STAY
Alexander Hotel
Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City
The Ritz-Carlton Mexico City
Kimpton Virgilio
SIP+SAVOR
Café Toscano Polanco (breakfast)
Pujol (lunch, dinner)
Quintonil (lunch, dinner)
Carmela y Sal (lunch, dinner)
SHOP
Antara Fashion Hall
Avenida Presidente Masaryk
Mercado de Artesanías La Ciudadela
Mercado Roma
SEE+DO
Teotihuacan archaeological complex
Museo Nacional de Antropologia
Frida Kahlo Museum
Helicopter tour of Mexico City landmarks
SNAP
Zócalo
Chapultepec Castle
Palacio de Bellas Artes
The House of Tiles
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