[2025 Mexico City Attraction] Travel Guide for Historic center of Mexico City (Updated May)

As a foodie, my first priority when traveling is to explore famous local restaurants. Sanborns is a famous Mexican-Portuguese restaurant that is very popular with locals and tourists. The appearance is a typical Spanish three-story building with various blue and white ceramics. Brick, when you walk in, you will see an open patio and corridor-style garden, which is a unique cave. Because we arrived before eleven o'clock, Sanborns, which is usually full, was rarely empty, so we took the opportunity to enjoy it. Go up to the second floor to feel its beauty from different angles. This historic building in the historic center of Mexico City is said to be a hundred years old. The food is also very authentic. In addition to the typical Mexican burritos, there are also many Portuguese elements such as grilled pork chops, milk tea, etc., which are set against the classic Spanish-Portuguese blue and white dishes, which is full of exotic style. For those who are not used to the Mexican taste, there are also basic styles such as American burgers and lamb stew. If you have the opportunity to come to Mexico City, I highly recommend you to visit this restaurant. I believe it will be worthwhile. ✔Sanborns de los Azulejos Av. Madero 4, Centro Historico, Ciudad de Mexico, 06500 Mexico City #SanbornsdelosAzulejos #mexicocity #mexicofood

As North America’s biggest city, Mexico City is bursting at the seems with things to do, food to eat, and neighborhoods to explore. I spent five days in this melting pot and here’s what i recommend for a short stay in the city: 1️⃣ Explore Condesa and Roma Norte Known for being two of the safest neighborhoods in the city, both districts are havens for food lovers and photography enthusiasts. 2️⃣ Get Lost in the Historic Center Centro Histórico is a busy neighborhood in CDMX with a huge square known as the Zócalo at its center. You can really feel how old the city is in this area particularly at the Templo Mayor Museum. After a morning at the museum, wander the countless streets surrounding the cathedral or enjoy the views of the Palacio de Bellas Artes from the Finca Don Porfirio Cafe. 3️⃣ Chapultepec Castle Immerse yourself in Mexico City’s history at this extravagant castle. You can hire a guide or explore by yourself for around $5. The views from the terrace of Mexico City’s business district are incredible. 4️⃣ Tacos and Bikes One of my favorite experiences in CDMX. A knowledgeable foodie from El Taco Club will guide you around Condesa and Roma to taste some of the city’s best tacos. The tour combines food, sightseeing, and biking. I never knew there were so many different types of tacos until I took this tour! 5️⃣ Torre Latinoamérica Marvel at the sheer size of CDMX from above. The city sprawls out in all directions and the view is best enjoyed at sunset. Tickets are around 10$ and i recommend buying them there as buying them online in advance can cause problems. 6️⃣ Coyoacán A vibrant neighborhood south of downtown known for Frida Kahlo’s blue house. The queue can be quite long to get into the museum but there’s so much to do in this neighborhood. Take your camera and go on a street photography tour or enjoy some shopping at a local market. 🏨 Where to stay: La Condesa is considered one of the safest areas in CDMX and it’s very popular with tourists! Condesa Suites are highly rated and in a convenient location! 🍔 Where to eat: 🌯Sanborns Madero 🌮 Taqueria Los Cucuyos 🌮 Cariñito Tacos ☕️ Barrio Café 🍫 Churrería El Moro #trip #tripmoments #photography #mexico #explore #exploresgtogether #travelphotography #travel

It's very beautiful when you go during the Jacaranda season. You can buy folk crafts from various parts of Mexico at the market. There are also many stylish cafes, so breakfast is recommended for now. Whether it's the original Mexican breakfast or bread and coffee, it's delicious. In the tourist area, you can rent bicycles, so it's convenient to get around. You won't get caught in traffic. You need to download the app in advance, so it's convenient to download it in advance at your hotel and register the necessary information. #Mexico #mexico #mexicocity #cafe 📍Location: México city

The most memorable thing in Mexico is to watch an Aztec war dance performance. They wear traditional costumes and headwear made of animal skin feathers. They are covered with bells, the herbs in the stove are burning, the smoke is lingering, and each of them goes. One step is like guiding God. With a roar, the drums sounded, they started the ancient religious dance, this is the traditional sacrifice that is dying, with a sacred ritual they are the earliest founder of this Mexico City, Their ancestors were inspired by God: If an eagle stands on a cactus and eats a snake, it is the place to settle. In 1325, under the leadership of the leader Tenok, they saw God's instructions at Lake Tescoco, so the Aztecs built their capital, Tenochtitlan, through the continuous filling of the lake. Mexico City. The Teotihuacan on the outskirts of Mexico City is also erected with a tall pyramid of the Sun and the Moon. This is their gift to God and a symbol of the Aztec civilization's glory. It is only the Spanish invaders. When the smallpox came, the disease spread and the fragile ancient civilization was vulnerable to guns.