Mexico is an "open-air museum." There are more than 10 archaeological zones, more than 1000 monuments and historical relics preserved in pristine condition, more than 50 original concert halls, and exhibition centers.
Tourist map with Mexico City attractions includes:
National Anthropological Museum, a kind of bunker in the heart of Chapultepec Park that houses ancient treasures from all over Mexico, including majestic statues of the hummingbird god (weighing more than a ton), huge Olmec stone heads, the Sun Stone (the Mayan calendar known to all) and more.
Sochimilco is a unique attraction in Mexico City, being a complex of Aztec canals. You can ride on boats, taste delicious food (in the center of the boats are set comfortable tables), without fuss to view the urban surroundings. For relaxation, choose noisy "music" piers or more secluded stopping places such as Embarcadero Cuemanco.
Museum Frida Kahlo. Photos of Mexico City sights are never without the famous "Blue House". Today, the legendary artist's studio can be seen as it was decades ago, with exquisite mottled decor and a selection of her favorite paints and brushes.
Teotihuacan. On the Mexico City sightseeing map, the city of Teotihuacan is located 50 km from the center of the capital and is extremely popular with tourists. Here you can see the majestic Pyramid of the Moon with extensive burial chambers, a citadel with a capacity of more than 100,000 people and unusual optical illusions created by ancient architects.
When it comes to Mexico City's attractions, the list is virtually endless. You'll find gems like Museo Soumaya, housing over 65,000 artworks spanning various eras, including pieces by Auguste Rodin. There's also the awe-inspiring Templo Mayor temple complex, and the iconic 20th-century modernist masterpiece, the university campus, among many others. For a comprehensive list of Mexico City's attractions, please refer to the detailed review below.
