CDMX Travel - Gobierno

20/06/2022

The Historic Center of Azcapotzalco was the most densely populated area outside of ancient Tenochtitlan. Today it's an increasingly popular site for visitors from all over. How many of these site can you name ?

08/12/2021

The Templo Mayor museum is one of the must-see places in .

You can find thousands of archaeological pieces so you can learn more about Mexican culture.

08/12/2021

El Museo del Templo Mayor es uno de los lugares imperdibles en la , pues alberga miles de piezas arqueológicas con las que podemos conocer más a fondo la cultura mexicana.

03/12/2021

Learn more about the Jamaica Market so you can visit it next time you are in Mexico City.
Get to know more about local food and flowers.

Visit: 👇

thecity.mx/venues/jamaica-market/

03/12/2021

Conoce más información sobre el Mercado de Jamaica y visítalo en tu próximo viaje a Ciudad de México.

Podrás conocer una gran variedad de flores y alimentos locales.

Visita: 👇
thecity.mx/venues/jamaica-market/

01/12/2021

18th-century residential buildings in the historic center of Mexico City live on as homes and businesses. A tremendous number of them can still be visited, and often for free!

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The residential "Palacios" of Mexico City give you just a glimpse of the city's resplendent past in homes that were almost forgotten.

01/12/2021

Muchos edificios construidos en el siglo XVIII en el centro de la Ciudad de México son hoy utilizados como casas o comercios.
Es emocionante ver cómo la arquitectura de hace tres siglos se mantiene viva día con día.

Conoce algunos aquí 👇

The residential "Palacios" of Mexico City give you just a glimpse of the city's resplendent past in homes that were almost forgotten.

29/11/2021

In Mexico City, you'll find museums of art, history, science and technology, and things crazier still.

The Museo del Calzado "El Borceguí" exhibits historical shoes, shoes from historical figures, and shoes you'll see nowhere else.

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Mexico City's Shoe Museum offers real insight into the history of footware, with a collection of more than 2,000 sole-ful examples.

29/11/2021

En la Ciudad de México puedes encontrar museos de arte, historia, ciencia y tecnología y de temas únicos.

El Museo del Calzado "El Borceguí" expone zapatos históricos, zapatos de personajes famosos mexicanos y de varios materiales únicos.👠👞

Encuentra más información como esta en 👇
https://thecity.mx/venues/shoe-museum/

Seven centuries Tenochtitlan. The complete and official guide to everything Mexico City so that your next visit is deeper, more informative, and more funnier.

29/11/2021

Just across already drop-dead famous Calle Tacuba, the Café de Tacuba is still serving, 120 years later. It's arguably the most famous restaurant in yet for whatever reason, it's still reasonably priced, easy to get a table, and fantastic for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

30/09/2021

There's dozens of ways around Mexico City's Centro Histórico that don't necessarily include the Zócalo. Take your pick from 13 different walking tours.

https://thecity.mx/locations/centro-historico/

29/09/2021

Coming to Mexico City? Here's the basics for a safe trip as of September, 2021. Testing is free city-wide, and a lot of museums and eateries are open. All guests are expected to abide by prevailing health and safety regulations. For more, check here:

Travel during the Pandemic of 2021 to Mexico City is possible, and with the right precautions, entirely fulfilling too. Here's what you should know.