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Angel of Independence Monument
You can learn more about the history of Mexico City when you make a stop at a top site like Angel of Independence Monument. Visit the notable monuments and shops in this culturally rich area.

Paseo de la Reforma
You can find the perfect gifts to bring home with a trip to Paseo de la Reforma, a popular shopping spot in Mexico City. Discover the area's top-notch restaurants or seek out the local tours.

Zócalo
Learn about the history of Zócalo, one of the top monuments in Mexico City. Visit the stunning cathedral and shops in this vibrant area.
Mexico City Vacations
Known to locals as The City of Palaces, Mexico City is a metropolis of haunting beauty and centuries of history. Legends and mythology gather in the whimsical flourishes of Art Nouveau architecture and in each empowering sip of café cortado—that’s espresso with a splash of steamed milk. Built on the site of the famous Aztec empire, Mexico City is an enchanting mix of old and new with Aztec ruins beneath the city's main square, the zocalo. More than palaces await your Mexico City getaway. Epitomizing the contrast that makes this city an international hub for culture and entertainment, mission-era churches keep watch just across the street from hip nightclubs, which some say are palaces of their own persuasion. Browse and book from our selection of Mexico City vacation packages curated for your schedule and specific tastes. The rest of your trip preparations can be focused on other pairings, like tacos al pastor and freshly roasted street corn called elotes...
Where to Stay in Mexico City
Whether you’re traveling for leisure or planning a business vacation in Mexico City, consider these guest favorite hotels in prime locations:
- Galeria Plaza Reforma: Leave your bags in your elegant, contemporary guestroom and step onto the rooftop terrace for a swim or to swoon over views of Juarez. Dine at one of the two on-site restaurants or order something delicious with 24-hour room service before and after visiting the nearby Angel of Independence Monument and the Diana the Huntress Fountain—it’s fiercely beautiful, as the name implies.
- Krystal Grand Reforma Uno: Barrio Chino has a museum around almost every corner. From the Krystal Grand, walk to the Diego Rivera Mural Museum, the National Museum of the Revolution, and more. Then return to relax in a chic suite and pamper yourself with time at the full-service spa. Three restaurants and 24-hour room service make it even easier to live in the lap of luxury.
- Camino Real Polanco Mexico: Looking for an accommodation as bold as your personality? This hotel takes a few cues from its neighbors, The Museum of Modern Art and the Rufino Tamayo Museum. Plush, colorful décor surrounds you and delicious cuisine fills the menus of eight in-house restaurants. Embrace the hospitality.
- Marquis Reforma Hotel Spa: Experience the royal treatment in this spa hotel within walking distance to Castillo de Chapultepec. The art deco design is the perfect backdrop to the understated indulgence of a spa getaway. Slow down with a facial, body treatment, or massage—or all of the above—before you get caught up in the whirlwind of history and culture in the city center.
Attractions Big and Small
In a city built on a clash of histories, the museums are a must, and the National Museum of Anthropology should be a priority for any Mexico City vacation. It's filled with relics from the Aztec era, lending insight into Mexico's complex history. Explore the artifacts of intrigue, trace the timelines of war, peace, and celebration, and discover a side of Mexico you’ve yet to encounter. It's located right next to Chapultepec, a sprawling park that's a perfect spot for an afternoon stroll to ponder the evolution of this astounding city and the people who call it home.
If we had you at “City of Palaces,” you’ve got to add a few architectural wonders to your itinerary. Wander up the black marble staircase and through the breathtaking galleries of the Palacio de BellasArtes. The building itself is a masterpiece with its three domes glowing over the city center. To trade the opulent palace scene for stately castle grounds, venture over to Chapultepec Castle in the heart of its lovely namesake park. In Mexico City, even the mail services have a palace. Tour the historic Palacio Postal in the city center and buy stamps for all your “Wish you were here” postcards.
Mexico City Comes Alive!
Thanks to temperate weather year-round and hospitality that never sleeps, it’s always a blissful time to take a vacation in Mexico City, but try to sync your travel with one of the city's exciting festivals. Mexico City's Day of the Dead celebration is a sight to behold, occurring every year on the first of November. Travelocity has plenty of Mexico City vacation deals to help plan your trip around this or many of the other celebrations of the city. Search over 400 airlines and more than 510,000 hotels worldwide to make sure you find the perfect spot for you.
Tours and Activities in Mexico City
Travel is the best teacher. Not only does it enlighten us to the world, it can push us to meet new people and learn from others' experiences. Ready to head to your next memorable lesson?
There are so many cool adventures to select from in Mexico City. Here are our favorites:
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Where to stay in Mexico City: Best areas for travelers
- Cuauhtemoc: Full of ambiance and atmosphere, this is the ideal match if you want to be close to the action. Spend your nights at the Boutique 1 H Apartment Downtown, the ibis México Alameda or the Hotel Conde Alameda - CDMX. Then, you'll be well positioned to explore this neighborhood's major attractions, like Alameda Central and Monument to the Revolution.
- Reforma: If you're searching for somewhere comfy to stay during your vacation, you can't go wrong with the Holiday Inn Express Mexico-Paseo De La Reforma. If you'd like some other options in the neighborhood, the City Express EBC Reforma and the Exe Suites Reforma are also worth looking at. Once you've had the chance to unwind, strap on your explorer's hat and pay a visit to The Angel of Independence Monument.
- Miguel Hidalgo: To pull off a successful family vacation, consider this part of town. It has a range of attractions that'll impress your young ones. Begin your adventure with a visit to Papalote Museo del Nino and La Feria de Chapultepec. At night, get some rest at the Las Suites Campos Eliseos, the Hotel Arboleda 215 or the Hotel Polanco.
- Downtown Mexico City: This place has got the lot — a buzzing atmosphere, a good variety of hotels and fantastic attractions, such as Zocalo. Explore all this neighborhood has to offer before kicking back in comfort at the Hotel MX Lagunilla, the Hotel Guadalajara or the Hotel MX garibaldi .
- Hipódromo: From morning till night, there's tons to keep you on the go in this neighborhood. Discover everything that it has to offer from the comfort of the Círculo Condesa or the FlowSuites Condesa.
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