• Zocalo - The Plaza de la Constitución, informally known as El Zócalo, is the main square of Mexico City. Together with the surrounding streets, it occupies an almost rectangular surface of approximately 46 800 m² (195 m x 240 m). It was named in honor of the Constitution of Cadiz promulgated in 1812. This is the second largest square in the world and the first among the Spanish-speaking countries. 1

The Zócalo is located in the heart of the area known as the Historic Center of Mexico City, in the Cuauhtémoc delegation. Its location was chosen by the Spanish conquistadors to be established in an area close to what was previously the political and religious center of Mexico-Tenochtitlan, capital of the Mexicas.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Bottled water
• Professional guide
• Museum Tickets
• Round-trip private transfer

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities

The National Anthropology Museum is home to Mexico’s most significant and largest collection of anthropological and archaeological artifacts, presented across 22 distinct rooms. Rooms include the Mexica, the central highlands, the valleys of Oaxaca, and the Mayas among others. It boasts of iconic pieces like The stone of the sun, The mother goddess Cuatlicue, The tomb of Pakal, Estelas from Xochicalco, Atlantes from Tula, and Funeral offerings from Monte Alban. Embedded within the core of Mexico City lie hidden secrets, narratives, and myths. Surrounded by standing colonial structures, the city is dotted with archaeological remains, a Cathedral constructed over concealed Mexica deities, Palaces, museums, hotels, stores, eateries and ancient domiciles.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Comfortable clothes

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