Your adventure kicks off now! Over the next five days, you’ll dive into the heart of Mexico City-packed with ancient history, buzzing neighborhoods, and world-class food. After landing at Benito Juárez Airport, grab your luggage and pick up a Tarjeta de Movilidad (public transport card) from a vending machine on the arrivals level. It costs just 15 pesos (less than $1) and makes getting around the city super easy. Use it for the Metro, Metrobús, trolleybuses, city buses (RTP), and even Ecobici, the local bike-share system. Once you’ve checked into your hotel, feel free to explore our recommended spots or grab tacos at a neighborhood favorite. Let the journey begin!

The Museo de Arte Popular (MAP) in Mexico City is a vibrant museum dedicated to Mexican folk art and craftsmanship. Located in a beautifully restored Art Deco building in the historic center, this museum showcases the rich traditions, creativity, and cultural heritage of Mexico’s artisans. Entrance Fee: 60 pesos (free on Sundays)

Mercado de San Juan is a renowned market in Mexico City's Centro Histórico, famous for its exotic foods, gourmet ingredients, and traditional Mexican products. Visitors can find a variety of unusual meats like rabbit, crocodile, and wild boar, as well as fresh seafood, artisan cheeses, and specialty chocolates. The market is also a great place to buy spices, herbs, and Mexican staples such as chiles and cactus. Established in the early 20th century, it's a must-visit for food lovers and those seeking an authentic local experience. Located at Calle de Ernesto Pugibet 21, it’s open Monday to Saturday from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Dulce Sensación Villa de Cortés is a laid-back local spot in Mexico City known for its wings, snacks, and sweet treats. Top picks include crispy fried wings, mini salchipapas (fries with sliced sausage), and strawberries with cream. You’ll also find comfort food classics like cheese sticks, French fries, and cozy drinks like hot chocolate and cappuccino. Perfect for a chill meal or snack break between adventures.