Steal my Mexico City 1-Week Itinerary! 🌮🇲🇽
I just got back from spending 8 days in Mexico City, and for first timers here’s what I recommend for one week’s worth of time!
Day 1:
Explore Centro
I recommended joining a walking tour! You’ll learn a lot about Mexico and get great tips about where to go for the rest of your stay.
Day 2:
Explore Polanco + Bosque de Chapultepec
You can’t leave CDMX without experiencing this huge park.
Day 3:
Explore Roma Nte. + Galleries
Plenty of Mexico’s most popular spots are in this trendy neighborhood. Also a great place to base yourself in while in CDMX.
Day 4:
Explore La Condesa + Casa Gilardi
The green spaces in Condesa are amazing - I recommend walking Amsterdam Avenue and Parque Mexico. This is also a good time to squeeze in a visit to Casa Gilardi which will be less than 15 mins away by car.
Day 5:
Explore Coyoacán
Frida Kahlo’s Casa Azul and visit the nearby markets too for some souvenirs.
Day 6 - 7:
Use these days to revisit or add another day or two to other neighborhoods - especially if you have museums you want to explore, speakeasies and restaurants to try, or more Luis Barragan houses to check out, you’ll surely want an extra day or two!
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If you're planning a trip to Mexico City, it's essential to maximize your time and experience its rich culture. Start your journey in the historic center, where you can marvel at stunning architecture and visit the Zocalo, the main square. Day two is perfect for enjoying nature and art at Bosque de Chapultepec, one of the largest city parks in the world. Don't miss exploring the trendy Roma Norte neighborhood on day three, known for its art galleries and cafes. On day four, La Condesa offers a charming atmosphere with beautiful parks and local eateries; make sure to enjoy a leisurely walk along Amsterdam Avenue. Coyoacán on day five is a highlight, especially if you're interested in art and history—visit Frida Kahlo’s Casa Azul, and take some time to browse local markets for unique souvenirs. The final days of your itinerary should allow you to revisit favorite spots or discover new gems, such as the vibrant speakeasies or unique museums. If time permits, consider a day trip to visit the ancient ruins of Teotihuacan, where you can climb the pyramids for breathtaking views. Each neighborhood offers its own distinct flair, ensuring that your week in Mexico City is filled with memorable adventures!