3 Days in Mexico City: Tacos, Art & Pyramids
3-Day Mexico City Itinerary
Historic Center
Zócalo, Palacio de Bellas Artes, and eating churros at El Moro..
Explore the local area and enjoy the vibes.
Enjoy a local dinner and the evening atmosphere.
Pro Tips
Tacos al Pastor at Orinoco or El Vilsito. Contramar for the famous tuna tostadas (book ahead). Pujol if you want a Michelin-level splurge.
Pyramids & Roma
Morning trip to Teotihuacan, afternoon exploring the cafes and shops of Roma Norte..
Explore the local area and enjoy the vibes.
Enjoy a local dinner and the evening atmosphere.
Pro Tips
Tacos al Pastor at Orinoco or El Vilsito. Contramar for the famous tuna tostadas (book ahead). Pujol if you want a Michelin-level splurge.
Coyoacán & Art
Frida Kahlo Museum, Coyoacán market, and a boat ride in Xochimilco..
Explore the local area and enjoy the vibes.
Enjoy a local dinner and the evening atmosphere.
Pro Tips
Tacos al Pastor at Orinoco or El Vilsito. Contramar for the famous tuna tostadas (book ahead). Pujol if you want a Michelin-level splurge.
Where to Stay
Roma or Condesa
Leafy, safe, packed with cafes and parks.
Centro Histórico
Closer to the history, but louder and more chaotic.
Daily Budget
Per person, per day including accommodation, food, and activities
Must-See Attractions
- Historic Center
- Pyramids & Roma
- Coyoacán & Art
Hidden Gems
- Biblioteca Vasconcelos, a massive, surreal library.
Getting Around
Uber is incredibly cheap and safe. The Metro is fast and costs pennies, but avoid it during rush hour.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mexico City safe?
Yes, in neighborhoods like Roma, Condesa, and Polanco. Just use common sense.
Is the altitude a problem?
It's at 7,300 feet. You might feel winded on day one, drink lots of water.
How do I get to the pyramids?
Take an Uber, hire a driver, or take the bus from Autobuses del Norte.