Tour of Mexico City's palaces and historic buildings

Mexico City has a long history. It was the ancient capital of the Aztec Empire, and after the Spanish occupation, numerous cathedrals and buildings were built that became historical landmarks of the city and remain key points of interest to this day.

During this tour, you'll visit Mexico City's most important sites. The National Museum of Art is proof of this, as it houses Mexican works of art from the second half of the 16th century to the first half of the 20th century. It's located in the city's historic center, where other historic buildings of interest can be found.

The National Bank of Mexico will give you a glimpse into the country's economy. This is where the Mexican peso, the national currency, was born, and where the economy began to circulate. Undoubtedly, an imperial building filled with offices and floors with a thousand stories to tell. Another building not to be missed is the Postal Palace of Mexico, home to the Mexican post office. Also known as Correo Mayor, it features various architectural styles from around the world and gold-plated details that will take your breath away.

Finally, the Palace of Fine Arts, the country's main hub for artistic and cultural activities, is an exceptional building with beautiful murals by famous Mexican artists, a bronze entrance, and grand white marble interiors. Don't miss this historic journey through Mexico City!
Notes:
For reasons of force majeure, the National Museum of Art (MUNAL) may be inaccessible.