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Mexico City, Mexico
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When to visit
Attractions à Mexico City, Mexico
1. Zócalo (Plaza de la Constitución)
2. Catedral Metropolitana (Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral)
3. Templo Mayor Archaeological Site and Museum
4. Palacio Nacional (National Palace)
5. Palacio de Bellas Artes (Palace of Fine Arts)
6. Museo Nacional de Antropología (National Museum of Anthropology)
7. Castillo de Chapultepec (Chapultepec Castle)
8. Museo Frida Kahlo (Casa Azul)
9. Xochimilco Canals (Floating Gardens)
10. Ángel de la Independencia (The Angel on Paseo de la Reforma)
Traditional Sweet Dishes
churros
Churros in Mexico City are beloved street treats, often piped hot and crispy then rolled in cinnamon sugar and stuffed with fillings like cajeta or chocolate for an extra indulgence.
flan
Flan in Mexico City blends Spanish custard technique with local tastes, its silky caramel top and creamy interior make it a staple at family gatherings and celebrations.
tres leches cake
Tres leches cake is soaked in three kinds of milk so it stays supremely moist, and bakeries in Mexico City often finish it with whipped cream and a sprinkle of cinnamon for a crowd-pleasing dessert.
Traditional Savory Dishes
tacos
Tacos in Mexico City are a culinary crossroads, where regional fillings from across Mexico meet local twists like al pastor carved from a vertical trompo and served with bright salsas.
tamales
Tamales are a weekend tradition in Mexico City, wrapped in corn husks or banana leaves and often made in tamalada gatherings where neighbors assemble hundreds to share.
mole
Mole in Mexico City is a multi-layered sauce with dozens of ingredients, from chilies and nuts to chocolate and spices, and some family recipes are closely guarded heirlooms.
Traditional Beverages
horchata
Horchata in Mexico City is usually made from rice steeped with cinnamon and sugar, yielding a creamy, refreshing drink that balances spicy street food.
agua fresca
Agua fresca vendors in Mexico City turn seasonal fruits and flowers into bright, lightly sweet drinks like agua de jamaica and tamarindo, perfect for cooling off.
pulque
Pulque is a milky, slightly fizzy fermented agave drink that was once sacred in pre-Hispanic ceremonies, and today it has a revival in hip pulquerías around the city.
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Day trips
Puebla & Cholula
Colonial streets, cuisine, and Cholula pyramid.
Google MapsCommentaires (5)
Les quartiers centraux semblaient sûrs et animés, les avertissements sur les petits vols sont réels donc prenez un sac bandoulière. Les hébergements varient énormément selon le prix et l'ambiance.
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Prends une carte Metro rechargeable au guichet de n'importe quelle station et recharge-la aux machines, ça fait gagner du temps et c'est bien moins cher qu'Uber aux heures de pointe.
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Évitez les restaurants sur le Zócalo, marchez deux pâtés de maisons pour trouver des établissements familiaux et des menus moins chers. Goûtez les stands du marché pour des saveurs authentiques et des prix plus bas.
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La scène food m'a scotché, tacos de rue et mezcalerias à chaque coin. Matins frais, après-midi chauds. Prévoyez 5 jours pour le ressentir, moins si vous êtes pressé.
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J'ai adoré les musées et les fresques, mais le week-end c'est bondé et le trafic grignote du temps. Prévoyez plus pour les trajets partagés tard le soir, ça vaut le coup.
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Getting there
Airports
Train stations
Tren Suburbano Line 1 (to Cuautitlán); connects to Metro/urban transit
Metro Line 1 terminal; planned Interurban Toluca–CDMX link
From MEX use Metro/authorized taxi or Aerotren; from AIFA/Toluca take airport shuttles to metro hubs.
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