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If a tourist has to plan his travel to Mexico, to take in the city beaches or sights, he may want to plan his itinerary to highlight these sights which he would like to see with his family and friends. There are suggested itineraries for Mexico City, with which he can get to see some of the best places in this city. These itineraries are for three days to a week’s day vacation plan.
Due to planned itineraries for Mexico City, one can get to see the historical downtown area and other historical buildings. This specifically includes the Castillo de Chapultepec, the Monument of Heroes and the Monument of the Revolution.
The Casa de los Azulejos and the Palace of Mineria are great stops for the tourist who loves old architecture. To see all these places which are worth visiting, the tourist surely needs to preplan his itineraries so that he will not miss any opportunity to see the must see places. Whether a tourist plans to travel Mexico City for beaches or for museums, he can quickly discover why this city is one of the top tourist destinations in the world.
1. San Jacinto Plaza
The San Jacinto Plaza situated in the San Angel district is the town square centre which has a number of arts and crafts shopping centres, a park, restaurants and more...
2. Frida Kalho Museum
Frida Kahlo Museum, as the name suggests, has been named after Frida Kahlo, an artist of international caliber. This museum also contains collections of Diego Rivera, her ‘muralist’ husband...
3. Torre Latino
Torre Latino was the tallest skyscraper in Mexico at the time of its completion. From here there are panoramic views of Mexico City and the Central Square or Zocalo...
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