A great museum to see before your trek up the pyramids. Very modern and pretty. Our kids (ages 10 and 12) enjoyed it as much as we did. More

We caught the train to Terminal Norte (Autobuses Mexico). When entering the Terminal Norte, turn left and walk to the last or second last desk on the concourse. Bus needs to be heading to ’Los Piramides”. (est;M$33 per person and run every 15 mins from 7am – 6pm). It obviously took longer than a tour bus but a fraction of... More

Our friend's cousin took us there , since he lives in Mexico city. It was Spring Equinox, and we were treated to the most spectacular holiday we were privileged to go to. T housands of people gathered, dressed in White (rebirth) climbing the pyramid of the Sun and Pyramid of the moon. In the walkways to the pyramids peddlers or... More

This is a no miss,mind blowing, arqueological site you defentivley have to take the hole day to go there we stay in a little hotel Casa Roa that was very convinient to the ruins they recomend to take a taxi,they call for us (not related to any expensive" tours") that stay all day with us and drive us arround (for... More

Our last activity of a week's visit to the area was to spend the day at the huge Teotihuacan archaeological site only 25 miles from Mexico City. Having visited the Mayan ruins of Chitzen Itza, Tulum and Kohunlich last year in the Yucatan I was still unprepared for the massive size of the pyramids and scale of the site. At... More

The museum gives an useful overview of the site with a beautiful collection of artefacts. More