Un lugar obligado a visitar y enfrente el palacio de mineria

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Plaza Manuel Tolsa

It boasts a stunning statue of the revered Mexican revolutionary hero, Cuauhtémoc, in the centre and serves as a symbol of the city's rich heritage and culture.

In this square you can see the Aztec/Mayan traditions and their rituals.

Place for typical dances and souvenir shopping

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Plaza Manuel Gamino

Surrounded by charming colonial buildings and stunning murals, this vibrant square is a must-visit for tourists seeking a unique cultural experience. The plaza is named after Manuel Gamino, a famous Mexican artist, and is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike to relax, people-watch, and take in the sights and sounds of the city

It remains a meeting point
Live the city, visit and have fun

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The Palacio de Bellas Artes

The Palacio de Bellas Artes is a stunning piece of architecture that boasts an impressive collection of art and culture. Located in the heart of Mexico City, this incredible palace is a true gem for tourists and art lovers alike.

Access is expensive since just to be at the viewpoint they charge $200 for adults and 150 for children to enter my six restaurant, exhibitions, etc., requiring an extra cost. Previous years it was cheaper and you had access to almost everything. They also charge for the use of binoculars.

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Mirador Torre Latino

Mirador Torre Latino is a must-visit landmark in Mexico City, offering breathtaking views of the city's bustling metropolis. Located in the heart of the city, this iconic tower stands tall at over 180 metres, providing visitors with a panoramic vista of the city's skyline.

Beautiful and awe inspiring.  One cannot help but feel a sense reverence in this place.

La cátedra metropolitana la primera en América y con mucha historia después de la conquista.

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Mexican City Metropolitan Cathedral 

This stunning cathedral, the largest in Latin America, is a must-visit destination for any tourist looking to experience the rich history and culture of Mexico.

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Alameda Central

This historic park offers visitors a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and experience a moment of peace and tranquillity.

Buen lugar para llevar a los niños a dejar su cartita

You need to open any packages you’re sending for them at the post office so beware you need to bring sellotape with you (to re-seal it) plus they don’t ship anything fragile - good to know before you make the journey into centro!!!

A very beautiful building is located in the very center of the city. Very close to Palacio de Bellas Artes. A place worth visiting. The building is quite well preserved.

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Palacio Postal

Palacio Postal is a stunning piece of architectural beauty in Mexico City that will leave you in awe. As one of the largest post offices in the world, the Palacio Postal boasts of its beautiful Art Deco style, gorgeous stained glass windows, and grand central dome.

Best of Mexico City Walking Tour with Observation Tower Admission

Mexico City

Your tour begins with your guide meeting you at Zocalo Plaza. This location is the main square in central Mexico City and is easily recognizable by the flagpole bearing an enormous Mexican flag in the plaza’s centre, which is ceremoniously raised and lowered each day. 

From there you will head to Plaza Manuel Gamino. The Plaza is a historic and cultural hub located in the heart of Mexico City. Named in honour of the famous archaeologist Manuel Gamio, the plaza is a must-visit destination for those interested in Mexico's rich history and cultural heritage. With a range of street vendors selling delicious Mexican cuisine and live performances taking place on the weekends, Plaza Manuel Gamino offers a true taste of Mexican life and is the perfect place for you to immerse yourself in local culture!

You will have the opportunity to stop by the magnificent Mexican City Metropolitan Cathedral while you are in the Plaza. The Cathedral is a breathtaking display of Spanish colonial architecture, and is not only a religious icon but also a true work of art. From its soaring bell towers to its intricate carvings and gold leaf details, every inch of the cathedral has been crafted with the utmost care and attention to detail. You will be awed by the sheer size of the cathedral and its ornate interior, which boasts intricate frescoes, painted domes, and beautiful stained-glass windows. Whether you are a religious traveller or simply an admirer of architecture, the Metropolitan Cathedral is a must-visit destination in Mexico City.

From there, you will head to Plaza Manuel Tolsa, a historic square named after Mexican lawyer and politician Manuel Tolsa. While there, you will have the chance to satisfy your thirst and appetite that you’ve built up along your walk with authentic tacos, a delectable tostada, as well as a refreshing fruit juice drink.

Once you’ve finished your yummy food and beverage, you will make your way to Palacio Postal, one of the largest post offices in the world. This historic building was built in 1907 and was considered one of the most modern buildings of its time, with a mix of eclectic architectural styles including Neo-Plateresque, Spanish Renaissance Revival, and Art Nouveau. You will be impressed by the building’s interior, with its marble floors and shelves, bronze and iron window frames from Florence, and frescoes by Bartolomé Gallotti that were created on 24-carat gold canvases. A visit to this historic landmark will transport you back in time to Mexico's golden age of elegance and sophistication.

From there, you will stop at Palacio de Bellas Artes. This beautiful piece of architecture boasts an impressive collection of art and culture. You will marvel at the building's exterior, which is adorned with intricate details such as stained glass windows, sculptures and murals, while the interior is home to some of the most remarkable works of art, including frescoes, paintings, and murals by renowned Mexican artists. This location is also known for its grand hall, which features a stunning stained glass ceiling and serves as a popular venue for concerts and cultural events. This palace is a must-see for anyone visiting Mexico City, as it offers a glimpse into the rich history, art, and culture of Mexico!

Your next stop is at Alameda Central, a park that functions as a breathtaking oasis of greenery and tranquil beauty. This historic park offers visitors a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and experience a moment of peace. The park is also home to several monuments, fountains, and gorgeous gardens that are a delight to explore.

The last - but certainly not least - stop on your tour is Mirador Torre Latino. This must-visit landmark offers breathtaking views of the city's bustling metropolis. This iconic tower stands tall at over 180 metres, providing visitors with a panoramic vista of the city's skyline. You will not want to miss witnessing the amazing view of the city from the state-of-the-art observation deck. This tower offers a unique and memorable experience and is the perfect way to complete your exciting tour!

There is no better way to see Mexico City than to allow one of our friendly local guides to take you on an incredible walking tour full of rich architectural, cultural, and historical significance

There is no better way to see Mexico City than to allow one of our friendly local guides to take you on an incredible walking tour full of rich architectural, cultural, and historical significance. Our Best of Mexico City Walking Tour with Observation Tower Admission is sure to be the highlight of your time in Mexico City!

Best of Mexico City Walking Tour with Observation Tower Admission

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Plaza Manuel Tolsa

Plaza Manuel Gamino

The Palacio de Bellas Artes

Mirador Torre Latino

Mexican City Metropolitan Cathedral

Alameda Central

Palacio Postal

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Best of Mexico City Walking Tour with Observation Tower Admission

What you'll see

Plaza Manuel Tolsa

Plaza Manuel Gamino

The Palacio de Bellas Artes

Mirador Torre Latino

Mexican City Metropolitan Cathedral

Alameda Central

Palacio Postal

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