Generally speaking, the spaces to be specified below are located within this first frame of the city.

It is the ruins of the ancient Aztec city of Tenochtitlan. Within this space, we will be able to observe elements of pre-Columbian culture and some urban elements of the 14th century. There is a museum that does not need to be entered since what we will observe can be done from the outside.

- Metropolitan Cathedral - Plaza de la Constitution National Palace The capital zocalo, is the most important social and political center of Mexico City, its antiquity dates back to the 15th century. Here we can enter some spaces of great cultural importance for the city. Some buildings of great importance are the national palace where the presidency of the republic is located, the cathedral that is the religious center and the square of the constitution that is where the main citizen protests are held.

We will walk this important pedestrian walk where we can find secrets, legends, architecture and some spaces of great importance such as museums, palaces and temples. If the visitor wishes, we can try the basket tacos, these are an elementary part of the gastronomy and daily life of the inhabitants of the city.

It is the city theatre built since 1904 and opened in 1934. In the area, we will have the opportunity to see much of the architecture of several eras, including the Latin American tower, the Munal, the mining palace, and the post office.

It is the oldest urban park in the Americas. As we enter this area, we will be able to observe modern architecture that dates from the 1940s and until the 2000s. Much of the monuments of the city is located in this area.

An avenue of great beauty and historic weight. It was built during the empire of Maximilian and Charlotte in the second half of the 19th century. Today, it is the most important financial area in the city.

The tobacco colony has a great history and importance for the development of the city. The space we will visit is a family atmosphere of great architectural beauty where we can discover much of the history of social movements in 20th century Mexico and the porphyriato.