Make the most of your time in CDMX
Note: This page will be updated over time with our personal recommendations! We're adding places we've personally experienced and loved.
Since you'll be flying into Mexico City International Airport, consider spending extra time in CDMX before or after the wedding weekend. The city offers incredible food, culture, and history worth exploring.
Uber is safe, affordable, and works great throughout the city. The Metro is efficient but can be crowded during rush hour.
Mexico City is at 7,350 feet elevation. Take it easy your first day if you're sensitive to altitude - stay hydrated and avoid heavy alcohol.
Book popular restaurants and museums (especially Frida Kahlo Museum) in advance. Weekends fill up quickly.
Download Google Translate for offline use. Many people in tourist areas speak some English, but Spanish basics go a long way!
Trendy neighborhoods filled with cafes, bars, restaurants, and beautiful tree-lined streets. Great for walking and people watching.
The historic heart with stunning colonial architecture, the Zócalo (main square), Metropolitan Cathedral, and Templo Mayor ruins.
Charming bohemian neighborhood with cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and the famous Frida Kahlo Museum (Casa Azul).
Upscale area with high-end shopping, restaurants, and the incredible Museo Nacional de Antropología.
Mexico City has some of the best food in the world. Specific restaurant recommendations coming soon!
From al pastor to birria, Mexico City has the best tacos. Don't miss the street food scene!
Several world-renowned restaurants including multiple spots on the World's 50 Best list.
Great coffee culture with excellent third-wave cafes throughout Roma and Condesa.
Experience authentic Mexican spirits at cozy mezcalerías throughout the city.
World-class anthropology museum showcasing pre-Columbian artifacts. The Aztec Sun Stone alone is worth the visit. Plan for 3-4 hours minimum.
Frida's former home in Coyoacán, preserved as a museum. Book tickets in advance as it sells out!
Stunning art nouveau/art deco building with Diego Rivera murals and rotating exhibitions. Check if there's a performance scheduled!
One of the largest city parks in the world. The castle offers great views and houses a history museum.
Great place for authentic Mexican crafts and souvenirs without the touristy feel.
Modern food hall with gourmet vendors. Perfect for a casual lunch with lots of options.
Gourmet market with exotic meats, cheese, and specialty ingredients. A favorite among chefs.
Street markets pop up throughout the city on weekends. Ask locals for neighborhood recommendations!