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Chapultepec Castles
Basilica de Guadalupe
Arena Mexico
Aztec Stadium
Plaza de Toros Mexico
Antropology Museum
Zocalo
Polanco
Reforma Avenue
Independence Angel
Santa Fe mall
We never finish good luck.
~*Chigirl*~
Well the person above me has covered the basic suggestions. Mexico does have a variety of museums. Bellas Artes is a really good one. The anthropology museum one is really good if you interested in history and culture. For any museum just be sure to find out what exhibitions are gonna be there and try to see if those are the days ur gonna be there for example last time I went we saw an exhibition on frida Kahlo and her art and house. Chapultepec also has a good zoo and theme park ( i think the theme park itself became a six flags not too sure) There also the markets which have the cheapest prices i've seen and you could buy just about any ting. Mexico City is huge so my suggestion is that if your gonna be staying in a hotel then ask the front desk about tour buses that take take to all the main attractions all in one drive in the city and than the next few days try to hit those spots. Have fun
Mimi M
chapultepec,basilica,bellas artes,museums and more stuff
leito
First take the Turibus ride to know the city and its lovely crowd streets around downtown and best zones.
day one.- Dowtown. zocalo and templo mayor museum (tenochtitlan ruins)
night one .- garibaldi (mariachi plaza)
day two.- chapultepec ( castle and antropology museum)
day 3.- Xochimilco and coyoacan
day 4.- Santa Fe mall
Day 5.- Teotihuacan and La villa
Day 6 relaxing walking on Reforma an Zona Rosa
Have a good trip
Leo
â™ The Jokerâ™
Well the person above me has covered the basic suggestions. Mexico does have a variety of museums. Bellas Artes is a really good one. The anthropology museum one is really good if you interested in history and culture. For any museum just be sure to find out what exhibitions are gonna be there and try to see if those are the days ur gonna be there for example last time I went we saw an exhibition on frida Kahlo and her art and house. Chapultepec also has a good zoo and theme park ( i think the theme park itself became a six flags not too sure) There also the markets which have the cheapest prices i've seen and you could buy just about any ting. Mexico City is huge so my suggestion is that if your gonna be staying in a hotel then ask the front desk about tour buses that take take to all the main attractions all in one drive in the city and than the next few days try to hit those spots. Have fun
faerie_girl
El Zocalo and it´s surrounding areas. (mainly museums)
Chapultepec.
phoenix
orale pues si vas a venir por aca visita XOCHIMILCO CHAPULTEPEC como dijo la gabacha de arriba los DINAMOS tan buenos tambien visita LA VILLA visita EL ZOCALO visita TEPITO no tepito no por que te roban no sea wey LA ARENA MEXICO pa que vea la verdadera lucha libre o sea Wrestling pa que entienda visite PLAZA GARIBALDI pa que cante con los mariachis...y se me va a SULLIVAN Y FELIX CUEVAS pa que se me divierta un rato y no se le olvide visitar LA ZONA ROSA cualquier duda mecha un fonaso y vo lo dirijo oraleeee
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