Mexico City

Overview

It’s time to experience an energy unlike anywhere on Earth. From inner-city Aztec temples to bustling street food vendors, vibrant flower markets and festivals galore, Mexico City seizes every moment to celebrates its history, tradition and culture – and it’s impossible not to join in!

5 experiences you can’t miss in Mexico City:

Aztec Temples: You won’t have to venture too far before you’re up-close with Mexico City’s ancient roots. Explore Templo Mayor in the heart of the city, or the Teotihuacan and Santa Cecilia Acatitlán pyramids which stand proud on the fringe.
Xochimilco: Step onto a brightly coloured boat and set off to explore centuries-old canals, originally built by Aztec civilizations and now a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Festivals: Whether you’d prefer to be immersed in a celebration of culture or a sea of music lovers, this truly is the city with a festival for everyone.
Museums: If you’re not a museum person, you probably just haven’t been to Mexico City. From the Museo Frida Kahlo to the Museum of Anthropology, explore 170 museums to uncover your new favourite one.
Food Tours: Of course, when in Mexico, authentic tacos are a must, but there’s so much more to this internationally recognized cuisine than you could imagine. And what better way to dive in than with a local tour guide?

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Destination Basics

Mexico City’s high elevation keeps temperatures cooler throughout the year.

The warmest temperatures can be enjoyed between March and May, with daily high temperatures averaging from 24°C to 27°C.

Wet season typically takes place from late-May through October, followed by a dry winter with high temperatures averaging between 22°C and 24°C.

Mexico City

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Destination Basics

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