National Museum of Anthropology

Extensive museum showcasing Mexico's pre-Columbian heritage.

Chapultepec Park

Large urban park housing museums, a zoo, and recreational areas.

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Zócalo

Main city square surrounded by historic landmarks.

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Palacio de Bellas Artes

Cultural center hosting art exhibitions and performances.

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Frida Kahlo Museum

Museum dedicated to the life and work of artist Frida Kahlo.

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Templo Mayor

Archaeological site of the Aztec main temple.

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Teotihuacan

Ancient Mesoamerican city known for its pyramids.

Coyoacán

Historic neighborhood with colonial architecture and vibrant arts scene.

Xochimilco

Area famous for its canals and colorful trajinera boats.

Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe

Major Catholic pilgrimage site dedicated to the Virgin Mary.

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Polanco

Upscale district known for shopping, dining, and museums.

Roma and Condesa

Trendy neighborhoods with vibrant nightlife and cultural scenes.

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Soumaya Museum

Private museum with a diverse art collection.

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Reforma Avenue

Major avenue lined with monuments, shops, and businesses.

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Plaza Garibaldi

Square famous for mariachi music performances.

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Alameda Central

Historic public park in the city center.

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Diego Rivera Mural Museum

Museum dedicated to the murals of artist Diego Rivera.

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Arena México

Venue known for hosting lucha libre wrestling events.

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San Ángel

Charming neighborhood with cobblestone streets and art markets.

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Monument to the Revolution

Monument commemorating the Mexican Revolution.

Roma Norte

Trendy and hip, known for its vibrant food scene and nightlife.

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La Condesa

Residential, quiet, and green, perfect for digital nomads and families.

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Zona Rosa/Juarez

Vibrant nightlife, LGBT-friendly, and centrally located.

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Reforma

Known for luxury hotels and convenient central location.

Centro Historico

Historic center with significant landmarks and museums, though crowded.

Polanco

Luxury living, high-end shopping, and home to many museums.

Coyoacan

Traditional and authentic, known for its artistic and historic charm.

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