Good morning, Mexico City

Sit back and relax for a virtual trip full of must-try food and rich cultural experiences. Welcome to Mexico City!

MORNING

Rise and shine – we’ve got a big day ahead of us.

Get festive

Looking for some upbeat tracks to get the day started? We’ve got you covered with a playlist that’ll get you up and moving.

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Explore with one click

Explore the city in a fun and interactive way with a virtual tour.
📍Chapultepec Castle
📍Palacio de Bellas Artes
📍The Angel of Independence
📍Zócalo

Start here

Helicopter tour

Take a coffee break and enjoy some aerial shots of this incredible city.

Watch video

AFTERNOON

Finally, lunch (or 2nd breakfast for those ambitious enough). And what better time than this to explore Mexican cuisine, language and culture?

Talk like a local

From rolling Rs to the correct emphasis on “hola,” take a quick language lesson.

Start the class

Hola/Adios

Hello/Goodbye

Buenos dias/Buenas tarde/Buenas noches

Good morning/Good afternoon/Good night

¿Qué onda?

What’s up?

¿Cómo estás?

How are you?

Lunch time

Craving some spice? Grab tacos from a spot near you that’s offering take-out or delivery. Find a Mexican restaurant in your neighborhood on OpenTable.

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Afternoon at the museum

Ready to spend an afternoon at the house of one of Mexico’s most famous painters? Virtually explore the Frida Kahlo Museum, also known as the Blue House.

Start your tour

Fun Facts

Mexico City is the most populated city in North America and has over 350 neighborhoods.

Mexico City Guide

EVENING

Your Mexico City trip continues with a toast and cultural encounter.

Happy hour

Did someone say tequila? Whip up a refreshing margarita and let the fiesta begin.

Here’s the recipe

Grab a bite

No trip to Mexico is complete without sampling a delicious bowl of guacamole.

Try the recipe

Cultural encounters

To round out the night, enjoy an award-winning movie or embark on a binge-watching adventure.

Movie

Stream the story of a domestic worker’s journey set against political turmoil in 1970s Mexico.

Binge-watch

This dark comedy starts in a flower shop – but it ends quite differently.

Book

A tale of three cities, this book weaves together the stories of a young mother remembering her life as a translator, a translator looking for an obscure poet, and an obscure poet yearning after a young woman.

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