Mexico City is one of the largest cities and one of the most important cultural and financial centres in the world. Its long history has created a diverse environment, full of life and a fusion of flavours that food lovers will adore.

When visiting Mexico City, you should see the remnants of Templo Mayor, which once was a key religious and political site. Nearby you can find other interesting landmarks such as the Metropolitan Cathedral, and the National Palace.

Chapultepec Parkis also a must-visit with stunning lakes and close to the Chapultepec Castle and National History Museum.

The Palace of Fine Arts is worth visiting too, as it’s the grandest and most important performance space in Mexico City and holds some works of most important artists like Diego Rivera.

A trip to Mexico City would not be complete if you didn’t stroll around its lively markets such as the chaotic La Merced Market, which is one of the oldest of the city, and Medellin Market, that has great produce.

Coyoacán is a lovely old neighborhood you shouldn't miss either, full of picturesque streets and wonderful gardens. The Frida Kahlo Museum is in this area.

Don’t forget that you can elevate your experience by making use of all the amenities our hotels in Mexico City can offer you.

The warm weather makes Mexico City a year-round destination. The temperatures remain steady throughout the year, with the average daily high temperatures ranging between 22ºC (in January) and 27ºC (April and May).

When visiting Mexico City, you should try the typical Tacos al Pastor, a mouth-watering combination of marinated pork, pineapple, onion and cilantro, wrapped in a tortilla.

Tamales are also very popular, and this steamed corn dough can be filled with either meat, cheese or fruits.

The best way to arrive to Mexico City is by landing at Latin America’s busiest airport: the Mexico City International Airport (MEX).

There are multiple options to get to Mexico City’s city centre from there. These include bus services, the metro’s Line 5 from the airport’s Terminal Aérea Station, and taxis.

Driving is also a convenient option for reaching the historic centre.

The best way to explore Mexico City is by using its very efficient public transport system. It has the largest underground system in Latin America, several buses lines and a suburban rail system.

If you choose to drive around the city, you should be aware of heavy traffic of Mexico City. There are several car rental services available throughout the city if needed. You can leave your car at one of our hotels in Mexico City, which have parking at your service.

When looking for where to stay in Mexico City, you should consider the following areas:

If you are a history lover, the city centre is ideal for you. You’ll be in the heart of the city, near theZócalo,the CathedralandThe National Palace.

The areas further away from the centre such as Santa Fe and the business district, are preferred by those travelling for work. These offer a pleasant tranquillity and are very-well connected to other areas of the city.

An accommodation in Mexico City near the International Airport is also perfect as a base for your business trip or as a great starting point to exploring the city.

Minor Hotels offers a wide variety of luxury hotels in Mexico City ranked from four to five stars. They have the best facilities, they are accessible, pet-friendly, have free Wi-Fi,parking service and are very well located, which will make your touristic experience as pleasant as possible.

If you are visiting for business purposes, you can use the several meeting rooms available and get help from our staff to organize your event. We can also facilitate you the best menu that goes with it, from a cocktail to a delicious brunch or a wedding reception. We will take care of it.