Experiences & Entertainment in Mexico City

The main campus of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and renowned for its modernist architecture, monumental murals, and location on solidified volcanic lava.

A majestic castle on a hill, the former residence of the rulers and a national museum. It is located at an altitude of 2325 meters above sea level in the large Chapultepec Park.

The main opera house and cultural center of the country, known for its white Carrara marble, bright domes, and famous wall paintings. It is located in the historic center next to Alameda Park. The building combines the Beaux‑Arts and Art Nouveau styles on the outside, as well as Art Deco on the inside. The palace was opened on September 29, 1934.

A modern public park with an area of 28–30 hectares, located in the business district of Santa Fe. It opened in 2017 on the site of a former sand quarry and is equipped with artificial lakes, sports areas, and restaurants.

One of the most luxurious historical buildings in Mexico City, built in the early 20th century and recognized as a masterpiece of eclectic architecture. The palace still functions as the country’s main post office, and its halls are open to the public free of charge.