This children's museum has tons of interactive exhibits and an IMAX theater.

Once a small town outside the capital, it is now well within the city limits but preserves its small-town atmosphere and colonial architecture. A quite refuge from the hustle and bustle during the...

Upon the death of his wife, Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera instructed  Dolores Olmedo Patino, his wealthy patron,  to purchase all the Kahlo paintings she could find.  Paying little for these now...

One of the newer museums opened to revive the historic centre and housed in a former art deco fire station. Well-displayed tribute to Mexico's exuberant folk and popular arts and crafts. Great for...

This brightly colored house where artist Frida Kahlo lived for over 10 years with her husband Diego Rivera has been transformed into a museum dedicated to her work.

Until just over a century ago Mexico City was surrounded by lakes that were all connected by canals. Produce grown in the south was taken by this system to the north of the city and vice versa...

This 1,600-acre bucolic park has enough activities to fill days at a time and is particularly popular among families with children.

This old bar still has the bullet holes left by Pancho Villa on one of his visits.

This club located in the Sheraton Maria Isabel Hotel features a mariachi show.

This is where it all began. Once the heart of the Aztec city of Tenochtitlán, then the capital of the colony of Nueva España, it is full of churches, crumbling mansions and lively markets. At night...

More than 50 miles of canals make Xochimilco, a southern suburb of Mexico City, an extremely popular tourist destination.

The huge collection of indigenous art compiled by Ruth Lechuga.

The house was built just before the Mexican Revolution, and had a turret added during revolutionary times so that a watchman could alert the owners if soldiers of whatever faction were in the area...

One of Mexico City's more upscale neighborhoods with a variety of interesting shops and quality restaurants.

Built in the 18th century, this large home provides visitors a look a traditional baroque architecture.

This museum features a large collection of works by the greats of 20th-century Mexican art.

This small museum features Cuevas's personal collection of works by other artists in addition to a number of his own works.