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Things to Do Near Frida Kahlo Museum, Mexico City, Mexico

    • Museo Frida Kahlo - Mexico City
      • 1. Museo Frida Kahlo

      • Frida Kahlo's home, the Casa Azul in Coyoacán, is one museum everyone must see when visiting Mexico City.
        • Art Museums/Galleries
        • Coyoacan
        • 0.0 miles
      • Nile Expert Tip: Undoubtedly the best place to learn about the life of this iconic and world renowned artist.
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    • Museo Frida Kahlo - Mexico City
      • 2. Museo Frida Kahlo

      • In the centre of Coyoacán, always busy but not impossible to enter. Nice to see the kind of life of Frida...
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    • Casa de Diego Rivera (La) - Mexico City
    • Acuavida - Mexico City
      • 4. Acuavida

      • Several species of fish, turtle, and an alligator
        • Zoos/Aquariums
        • 0.1 miles
    • Centro de Antigüedades - Mexico City
    • Ofrenda Anual dedicada a Frida Kahlo - Mexico City
    • Museo Escultórico Geles Cabrera - Mexico City
    • Museo Anahuacalli - Mexico City
      • 8. Museo Anahuacalli

      • Diego Rivera's Pre-Hispanic Collection
        • Museums
        • Coyoacan
        • 0.2 miles
    • Jarocho (El) - Mexico City
      • 9. Jarocho (El)

      • Traditional Coffee of Excellent Quality
        • Shopping
        • 0.2 miles
    • Librería El Sótano - Mexico City
  • The Best of NileGuide
  • The Top Ten things to do in Mexico City are mostly clustered in the downtown area that runs from the Historic Center to Chapultepec Park. But, to really see the best sights in the capital of Mexico you will want to make a couple of side trips to the south and north of the city, an easy thing to do because of the Federal District's comprehensive (and inexpensive) public transportation system.

    Make sure that your visit includes samples of Mexico's rich past and present: Aztec, Spanish, 19th century Independence, 20th century Revolution, and 21st century contemporary life.

    My #1 Pick: El Zócalo. Formally known as Plaza de la Constitucion, the enormous public square called El Zócalo is the heart and soul of Mexico City. It's the place where the Aztecs built their most important temples and Hernando Cortes created the seat of Spanish power. Today, El Zócalo is the location of the country's most important celebrations and protests.

    The Museo del Templo Mayor - #2 on the Top Ten list - is a splendid complex of both excavated Aztec temples and world-class museum displays of the important artifacts found there.

    Chapultepec Park, which ranks #6 place of the Best Sights in Mexico City, is akin to New York's Central Park. Chapultepec's broad green expanse is the lungs of this city of 25 million people and its most popular weekend entertainment destination. Among its attractions are a castle, museums, lakes, and playgrounds.

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