Mexico City offers a broad variety of tourist attractions and entertainment programs. Furthermore, it provides a remarkable example of a city that has successfully combined tourism, its history and functionality.

It is a well known fact that stunningly beautiful beaches can be visited in Mexico city. However, this city offers other major attractions such as the pre-Columbian heritage and a richly varied cultural life.

In times when Spaniards were not expected to visit this area, a variety of cultures inhabited here and all of them followed their special customs and had great traditions. A large part of these cultures were destroyed lately, except for a few that were preserved and nowadays create a unique atmosphere in the city.

In addition, if you have a preference for modernism and city life, then a wide range of nightclubs, museums, amusement parks, and art galleries can be visited in Mexico City.

Richly colored clothing, spicy cooking, dances, traditional parties, and an amazing variety of landscapes are some of the main features of this city, which will dazzle each and every visitor.

The name of the palace illustrates perfectly well what can be found inside. It was Italian architect Adamo Boari who led the construction of the palace which began in 1904.

The art nouveau style is one of the palace's most outstanding features. Its facade is made of marble from Carrara and in its interior, there is a crystal curtain carved with the images of the Iztlaccihuatl and Popocatepetl volcanoes.

This palace houses a wide variety of examples and representations of the colorful Mexican culture and of the international culture as well.

Inaugurated on October 12, 1987, the main aim of this site museum is to preserve, exhibit and publicize information on archaeological materials obtained during the development of an important work named the Templo Mayor Project.

The museum houses a large number of materials of archaeological value that were excavated over the course of several seasons of work.

Moreover, the museum consists of eight exhibition rooms where thousands of objects, many of them from the more than one hundred and ten offerings uncovered in the Archaeological Zone, are exhibited.

The Chapultepec Castle of Mexico City was built at the height of the New Spain Viceroyalty as a place where the Viceroy could spend his holidays, something like a summer house.

The name Chapultepec comes from Náhuatl Chapoltepec and means "the grasshopper hill". Regardless of its virtues, this amazing building was soon forgotten and used for different purposes.

As the republic was created, the castle was abandoned once again. However, it was President Porfirio Díaz who restored it in order to turn it into the official residence until he was thirty years old. Nowadays, the Chapultepec Castle houses the National Museum of History.