Mexico’s largest museum located in Chapultepec Park, showcasing a vast collection of pre-Columbian artifacts.

Located in Centro Histórico, the Palacio de Bellas Artes is one of Mexico City’s most iconic landmarks, known for its stunning Art Nouveau and Art Deco design. A cultural hub for music, dance, and art, it offers visitors a glimpse into Mexico’s rich artistic heritage.

The former home of artist Frida Kahlo located in Colonia del Carmen. It is now a vibrant museum showcasing her life and work.

Teotihuacan is a vast ancient city just outside Mexico City, famous for its monumental pyramids like the Sun and Moon.

Located in Roma Norte, this stand is a favorite of both the bride and the locals, Jenni has been serving up blue corn quesadillas since the 1970’s.

Acclaimed Mexican bakery in Roma Norte famous for its guava rolls. A great place to start your day with some coffee and pastries!

equal parts refined dining room and neighborhood favorite, this farm-to-table restaurant in Roma Norte combines French and Italian techniques with Mexican ingredients.

Michelin starred taco stand serving up some of the groom’s favorite food, tacos al pastor.

Often ranked as the #1 bar in the world — it is renowned for its 1920s speakeasy vibe, molecular mixology techniques, and specialized cocktails.

The Náhuatl word for "place of fire," Tlécan is well known for its vast selections of mezcal incorporated cocktails.

A pioneer of Mexico City’s bar scene, this modern classic located on a busy Roma Norte avenue (with a second location in Polanco!) is still packing punches like a Mexican lucha libre wrestler.