What places must be visited in Mexico City?
It all depends on what you like
There are very many museums there on absolutely different topics
And also the pyramids of Teotihuacan
And it's also nice to just walk around in Mexico City, for example in Chapultepec
Coyoacán (center), Frida Kahlo Museum, Trotsky Museum (for enthusiasts), National Museum of Anthropology, Palacio de Hierro, Chapultepec Park, San Ángel, Tlatelolco, Inquisition Museum, Xochimilco, Estadio Azteca (for enthusiasts), Torre Latina, Museum of Fine Arts
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Yes, I'm planning to take a tour to the pyramids. Chapultepec is such an area, right? If you know any interesting neighborhoods with many good restaurants and bars, please let me know.
@Key: if you live, then Plaza de la Reforma and Buenavista) The center is good. Well, if we exclude not the best neighborhoods like Tepito and Zona Rosa, it's not very calm there.
@Key: Chapultepec is a park. The area has restaurants and bars; it's a nice place to walk, with bars and restaurants for every taste and budget. Roma is also there, but you need to navigate it carefully—some streets are not great. And, of course, Reforma Street.
@Alina: Is Polanco interesting?
@Key: Take a sightseeing bus, ride around everywhere and get oriented. It's better not to stroll too much in the historic center, but the areas that I listed are safe.
@Alina: They say he spends half of the time in traffic jams, so it's better for us to rent a bicycle to ride around the beautiful areas.
@Key: Well, he's driving in the bus lane. I wouldn't say he's in traffic half the time. It probably also depends on the time and day of the week.
@Alina: Is it better not to walk in the historic center? How can we see the sights?
@Alina: Well, during the day the center is fine too, but in the evening it's definitely not pleasant there at all.
@Key: Chapultepec is a park and not just one, it has 3 sections, we like the 2nd one more, the 1st is always very noisy, but there is a zoo (free) and a castle (entrance is about 90 pesos), but to each their own. ))
@Key: In Mexico City, there are so many idiots behind the wheel that it's unsafe to walk. I wouldn't recommend cycling, unless you are excellent at riding a bike and can navigate the traffic.