Welcome to Mexico City! This 2-day rainy-day itinerary will help you experience the best of this amazing destination.
Kick off your trip with a deep dive into the rich cultural heritage of Mexico City. Begin your day at a renowned museum, explore local art, and enjoy delicious cuisine while staying dry indoors.
Check in at the Hotel Zocalo Central, a comfortable hotel with a fantastic location right by the Zocalo. Enjoy the stunning views of the Metropolitan Cathedral from the rooftop terrace.
💡 Ask for a room with a view of the Zocalo.
Explore one of the finest anthropology museums in the world. The museum houses an extensive collection of pre-Hispanic artifacts, including the Aztec Calendar Stone.
💡 Don’t miss the Oaxaca exhibition on the second floor.
Enjoy a warm bowl of pozole at La Casa de Toño, a beloved local chain known for its delicious traditional Mexican dishes. The atmosphere is vibrant and welcoming.
💡 Try the tostadas with your pozole.
Visit the iconic Blue House, where the famous artist lived and created many of her works. The museum offers insight into her life, art, and the vibrant atmosphere of Coyoacán.
💡 Book tickets online in advance to avoid long lines.
Dine at the historic Café de Tacuba, a restaurant that has been serving traditional Mexican food since 1912. The vibrant decor and live music create a charming atmosphere.
💡 Try the enchiladas and the hot chocolate.
Delve into Mexico City's vibrant art scene and rich history. From contemporary art museums to historical exhibitions, enjoy a full day of indoor activities that showcase the city’s creative spirit.
Start your day at Museo Tamayo, dedicated to modern and contemporary art. The museum features works by Mexican and international artists in a stunning architectural space.
💡 Check out the temporary exhibitions; they often feature exciting contemporary artists.
Enjoy a delicious brunch at Panadería Rosetta, famous for its fresh pastries and artisanal bread. The ambiance is cozy and perfect for a rainy day.
💡 Don’t miss their guava roll!
Explore the Museo de Arte Moderno, showcasing 20th-century Mexican art. The museum’s collection includes works by renowned artists like Diego Rivera and David Alfaro Siqueiros.
💡 Visit the sculpture garden outside if the rain eases up.
Discover the history of the Aztecs at the Templo Mayor Museum, built on the ruins of the Templo Mayor. The museum features fascinating exhibits of artifacts unearthed from the site.
💡 Consider joining a guided tour for deeper insights.
Wrap up your trip with dinner at El Cardenal, known for its traditional Mexican cuisine and warm atmosphere. The restaurant is a staple in the city and offers a variety of classic dishes.
💡 Try the chiles en nogada if in season!
Remember to check out from your hotel by 11:00 before heading out for your final day.
💡 Settle any outstanding charges the night before to save time.