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This is a place that captivates both locals and national tourists and foreigners. And it doesn’t matter if it’s your first time in the city or if you’ve visited before. In Mexico City, there are always nooks to discover, which makes it the perfect city for a cultural trip. So if you’re planning a visit to Mexico City and you don’t know where to stay or what places to visit, keep reading. Here we will share with you the three essential places you can’t miss.
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY
Located in the Bosque de Chapultepec (Chapultepec Forest), the National Museum of Anthropology has opened its doors to millions of curious tourists since 1964. Its popularity is due to the fact that it has permanent exhibitions with original pieces such as the Aztec Sun Stone (the famous Aztec calendar) and the impressive Coatlicue statue, as well as rooms dedicated to different prehispanic cultures like Mayans, Aztecs, and Olmecs. It also has temporary exhibitions that show different aspects of the Mexican and the world’s culture. Visiting the National Museum of Anthropology is a unique experience that will allow you to dive into the fascinating Mexican history and heritage. The entrance is only $90 MXN, with free access on Sunday mornings for Mexicans and residents, students, teachers, and seniors.
CHAPULTEPEC CASTLE
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Situated on top of the Chapultepec Forest, the Chapultepec Castle is a historical and cultural symbol in Mexico City. It was built in the 18th century and it served as an imperial residence for Maximilian of Habsburg, it was a military academy, and nowadays it’s home to the National Museum of History. The entrance costs approximately $90 MXN, with free access on Sundays for Mexican citizens and residents.
The castle offers spectacular views of the city and it exhibits a rich collection of art, furniture, and documents that narrate the history of Mexico from the viceregal time to the Mexican Revolution. Additionally, after your visit, you’ll be able to walk the trails in the Chapultepec Forest, which is one of the biggest parks in the world and an ideal place to walk, have a picnic, or visit other attractions nearby like the Museum of Modern Art and the Chapultepec Lake.
PALACIO DE BELLAS ARTES
You can find it next to the Alameda Central and it’s one of the most emblematic buildings in Mexico City. Opened in 1934, this majestic enclosure houses the Museum of the Palacio de Bellas Artes, where you can admire works by great artists like Diego Rivera and José Clemente Orozco, as well as attend opera performances, ballet, and concerts. The entrance fee is around $80 MXN, with discounts for students, teachers, and senior citizens. Additionally, on Sundays, entry is free for Mexicans and residents. The Palace is famous for its stunning Art Nouveau and Art Deco architecture, as well as its interior decorated with murals and its impressive Tiffany stained glass window.
WHERE TO STAY
After visiting these three majestic locations, the only thing you’ll want is a place to relax and enjoy the comfort. That’s why we recommend staying in My Place at Donceles, My Place Zócalo, or The Gallery at My Place Condesa, which are part of your Royal Holiday Club Membership. In any of them, you’ll be able to enjoy wide rooms with a sophisticated and luxurious finish, with a privileged location from where you can walk to these incredible destinations. Each one of these hotels offers a unique experience, combining comfort and accessibility so your stay in Mexico City is unforgettable.
Don’t wait any longer and discover for yourself everything that Mexico City has to offer with Royal Holiday Club. Your cultural adventure and ideal vacation are waiting for you!