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This tour takes you through some of the most fascinating landmarks in the historic center of Mexico City. You start at the Plaza de la Constitución, also known as the Zócalo, the heart of the city since the time of the Aztecs. You will pass the Torre Latinoamericana, the first skyscraper in the country, and cross the beautiful Alameda Central Park, which Diego Rivera painted- you can find the museum with the work in the southwest corner. Head south, ending up at Plaza de la Ciudadela, which...

A nice walk through the historic district of Mexico City. This route will take you to the Zócalo, which has been the heart of the city since Aztec times. From there, you will visit Plaza 23 de Mayo, known for its Baroque-style buildings. Next, you go to the famous Palace of Fine Arts, an icon of the city. Finally, you walk through the beautiful Alameda Central Park, painted by Diego Rivera, and you end up with the museum where you can see the aforementioned work.

This magnificent route starts at the Palacio de Bellas Artes and will take you along the Reforma bike path to the Bosque de Chapultepec Section 1. This route is paved and perfect for bikes with skinny wheels, although there are sections in the park where you may have to dismount your bike and walk it when they are very crowded. Pets are not allowed in the part that enters Chapultepec, but they can accompany you anywhere outside the park. In general, it is suitable for those with limited...

This fun route starts at the Bellas Artes subway and will appeal to history and architecture fans. The historic center of the capital city of Mexico is full of interesting and beautiful buildings that you will see, such as the Palacio de Bellas Artes, the Torre Latinoamericana (the first skyscraper in Mexico!), and more. You'll pass some pretty squares, fascinating museums, chapels, and more, on your tour for an insight into the heart of this beautiful city. Of course, you will visit the...

This fun and short tour of the historic center of the capital of Mexico begins at the Bellas Artes Metro station. You walk along Calle Tacuba, where you will find the famous restaurant Cafe Tacuba and the National Museum of Art. You continue to the Zócalo (also known as the Plaza de la Constitución), which is the heart of the city. It passes briefly through the historic square. Then back through the famous pedestrian shopping street Calle Madero. You will see points of interest such as the...