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Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City
Make This Electric Urban Center Your Next Trip
The old and the new make Mexico City, or Ciudad de México (CDMX), one of the world’s most fascinating cities. It's big—home to 22 million—so strategize your exploring by neighborhood before setting out. Come for the Dia de los Muertos ("Day of the Dead") festivities to witness an entire country in party mode, or visit anytime for an excellent escape.
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Palacio de Bellas Artes, Downtown | Day of the Dead Parade | Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico
In Centro Histórico, wander historic streets for your culture hit – here, you'll find the best museums and galleries. Explore the Palacio Nacional to admire Diego Rivera's stunning mural. Near Zócalo Square, pop into Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico for its art nouveau interiors and stained-glass ceiling. Stop for drinks on the rooftop bar overlooking Zócalo.
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La Valise, Roma Norte District | Contramar Restaurant
North Roma is one of the city's liveliest areas for eating, drinking, and nightlife, with many restaurants, shops, and art galleries. Watch the Oscar-winning film "Roma" for a taste of the area. In adjacent Condesa, architecture lovers can admire art deco and colonial revival homes on tree-lined streets. This chic neighborhood between Roma and Chapultepec Park offers high-end hotels with park views and incredible coffee shops and eateries.
For dinner, head to nearby Polanco (the "Beverly Hills of CDMX"), where the city's elite gather. Don't miss free entry to Museo Soumaya, showcasing a private collection including Rodin sculptures and early Salvador Dali works.
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Teotihuacan Pyramids | Casa Polanco | Churrería El Moro
For an unforgettable experience, take a short trip to soar over the ancient Teotihuacan Pyramids in a hot air balloon, appreciating their grandeur from above.
Whatever neighborhood you find yourself in, at some point, you’ll want to stop for cinnamon-sugar churros and hot chocolate – don’t forget the chocolate and caramel dipping sauce. Olé!
The food, the art, the vibe, the weather — see what you’ve been missing in CDMX.
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