Mexico City is the capital of Mexico located in the Valley of Mexico which is a large valley in the high plateaus centered in entire Mexico. Divided into 16 boroughs, the capital is embraced with an array of historical as well as modern structures and incredible cultural heritage. Moreover, it has around 150 museums, over 100 galleries and 30 concert halls which are bustling with events all around the year. Besides, the city also holds a great repute for its exclusive collection of theatres, restaurants, and exciting nightlife for the entertainment of locals and visitors. If you want to enjoy the Aztec origins and its Spanish colonization on foot, visit the most popular space known as Centro Histórico de la Ciudad, a 15-square-kilometer UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

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Top-alluring Tourist Attractions

The Angel of Independence

The Angel of Independence is the figure of a winged goddess of victory standing atop and is one of the most beloved symbols of the town. It is officially known as Monumento a la Independencia (Monument to Independence) and is popularly called El Ángel. This victory column is located on the major thoroughfare of Paseo de la Reforma in the downtown. It was built in 1910 to honor the centennial of the beginning of Mexico's War of Independence. It has also become a favorite gathering place for political rallies and various sporting events. You can enter the monument, view the memorial plaques at the base, and climb to the top of the tower with no entry fee. A total of 200 stairs will take you to the top of the statue which is equal to climbing a 14-story building. You can have a wide view of the surrounding from the top balcony. 

Palacio de Bellas Artes

A major cultural center, the Palacio de Bellas Artes (Palace Of Fine Arts) is an architectural gem located on the western side of the historic center of Mexico City. It has such an intricate architecture as it holds majorly Neoclassical and Art Nouveau style on the outside and Art Deco as the interior designs. Additionally, it has hosted some of the most notable events related to dance, opera, music, etc. and exhibitions of painting, photography, and others. It is also home to the galleries and art museums which have several famous murals, plus the National Museum of Architecture on its top floor. 

Zócalo

Zócalo is the main square located in the heart of the city and is officially known as Plaza de la Constitución. It is the place where the country's first constitution was declared in 1813. It has been an assembling place since the time of Aztecs, Independence ceremonies, military parades, a spot of Mexica ceremonies, and for the several modern events like the festivals of Holy Week and Corpus Christi. It encloses a giant Mexican flag at its center and is considered as the central venue for both national celebrations and protests. One cannot simply miss this place as it is the ideal place to discover the history of the city. 

The Best Time to Visit 

Mexico City is a year-round destination with heaps of activities going around for entertainment and fun. The city receives a lot of rainfall during summers, so do not forget to pack your umbrella if you are considering visiting at this time. Winters are really cold but it is not a bad idea to see the town in full festive swing. Springtime (during the months of March, April, and May) is considered the best time to take a trip as it offers super pleasant weather with the great cityscape. There are many vibrant art festivals especially "Festival de Mexico en el Centro Historico" taking place. 

Airports

Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX)

Mexico City Facts

Country/State: The United States/Missouri

Population: 21,671,908 (2019)

Currency: Mexican Peso

Language: Spanish

Visa on Arrival: A citizen of a foreign country who wants to enter Mexico normally must first get a visa, which is placed in the traveler’s passport, a travel document issued by the passenger’s country of citizenship unless they are a citizen of one of the 67 eligible visa-exempt countries. The US nationals are not required to have a visa or a tourist card for a stay of 72 hours or less within the border zone (20 kilometers/12 miles from the US border).

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