A guide to Mexico City
Approach Mexico City by neighborhood, with museums, markets and long meals at a high-altitude pace.
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- Best for
- Food, museums, and neighbourhood walking
- When to go
- March to May, or October to November
- Suggested pace
- Four days
About Mexico City
Mexico City is enormous and far more walkable than that suggests, because the parts worth walking are concentrated. Roma, Condesa, and the historic centre carry most first visits, with Teotihuacán an easy day out.
Guides to Mexico City
Eating in Mexico City
Mexico City runs on tacos, markets and late-night churros. Start at a market, learn the taco stands, book one proper seafood lunch and finish with hot chocolate and a long walk.
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Things to do in Mexico City
Churrería El Moro
Food & drink · Churrería El Moro, Mexico City
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Contramar
Food & drink · Contramar, Mexico City
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Los Cocuyos
Food & drink · Los Cocuyos, Mexico City
Mentioned in 2 stories and articles
Mercado de Coyoacán
Food & drink · Mercado de Coyoacán, Mexico City
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Mercado de San Juan
Food & drink · Mercado de San Juan, Mexico City
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