Founded in 1325 under the name of Mexico Tenochtitlan, this ancient city is one of the most modified landscapes in the world, originally built on a lake using agroecological techniques that are still used, with a mix of architectural styles and a great diversity of living cultures. Throughout the tour you will learn about this fascinating process and its future, driven by the power of diversity and social wealth demanded by Mexicans in the 21st century. Since the historic center is unpredictable, the route changes from one day to the next, with Sunday being the preferred day.

PLACES YOU WILL VISIT
Fine Arts – The city’s fine arts palace and museum.
Cinco de Mayo Street – An incredibly alive street with deep public life.
Paseo de la Reforma – The most iconic avenue, full of history and modern architecture.
Zocalo – The place where mysticism, religion, economics and politics gather. Roma and Condesa – Vibrant neighborhoods with cafes, art, and nightlife.
Parque México – A perfect spot to relax and enjoy the local atmosphere.
Los Pinos – The former presidential residence, now an open cultural space.

All routes had been curated by architecture professors from the National Autonomous University of Mexico and experts in the city willing to offer a general understanding of the megacity.