We visited several places in the same day, things are very close. The catedral is nice and sinking..the palacio is wonderfull. Then we went to Belas artes palacio...wich wasn't that good. We were amazed with the number of police officers, really safe. We walked there day or night time and it was ok. I also enjoyed Casa dos Azulejos. More

As it is known, everywhere you see you will find an amazing piece of Colonial Architecture. After a great investment of private capital some years ago, you can walk around the oldest neighborhood in the city safely. Some of the best restaurants are in this area, excellent museums and almost everything you need you can buy it here... More

Full of museums, restaurants and shops, Mexico City downtown has all the flavor of any European capital, with the special ingredient of Mexico. Walk up and down the streets, or hire a bike taxi for two and enjoy the architecture and ambiance of this beautiful city. More

A trip through the Paseo por el Centro historico gives you an idea how life was at that time in life. More

What can you say, you stumble from one incredible place into the next, cathedral, national palace, museum del templo mayor (the old palace of Tenochtitlan), the encarnation church, the incredible ministry of education with three floors of mural paintings by Diego Rivera, the museum of the former Colegio de San Ildefonso with wonderful mural paintings again by Rivera in the... More

If you're staying near or just sightseeing around the Centro Historico, you can't miss Madera Street. It's become a pedestrian street that is always busy, but gets even more animated at night. During the day there is great architecture to view. From the Zocalo up to the Palacio de Bellas Artes (about 7 blocks or so), one can nonchalantly stroll... More

just have to be careful with your bags, because its always crowded! More

Stroll and take in the feeling of this special city-past and present. Just walk down the Paseo and "turn into a local"...Exiting sites on every street corner, historic buildings mingle with new ones, shops and restaurants. A great conduit between the impressive Zocolo-"The heart of the city"- and the Palacio des Bellas Artes. Safe and friendly mall that can be... More

Come the weekend and meet tons of locals, tourists, everybody, most of the time is super crowded but I still enjoy it, its the door to plenty historic icons, el zocalo, the cathedral, Palacio Nacional, el Templo Mayor, to mention few. The turibus drops you in the heart of the historic center. More