Mexico City in March (2026)

Frida Kahlo Museum (La Casa Azul)

The cobalt blue house where Frida Kahlo was born, lived, and died — her studio, personal objects, and the garden where Diego Rivera worked. Book tickets weeks ahead online.

Diego Rivera Murals

The Palacio Nacional murals depict the entire history of Mexico in a tour de force of epic scale. Free entry — arrive at 9am when doors open to have them largely to yourself.

Tacos al Pastor

The greatest street food in the world — pork shaved from a vertical spit with pineapple, cilantro, and onion on a corn tortilla for MX$15–20. El Vilsito (open until 4am) is the legendary spot.

Teotihuacán Day Trip

The ancient city of the gods — pyramids of the Sun and Moon that predate the Aztecs by 500 years, 50km from the city centre. Go at sunrise and stay for the light on the Avenue of the Dead.

Chapultepec Park & Museum

The largest urban park in the Americas — the National Museum of Anthropology (the world's finest pre-Columbian collection), the castle, and lakes. Full free day territory.

Xochimilco Canals

Float along Aztec-era canals on a colourful trajinera boat, with mariachi bands and food vendors paddling alongside — the last remnant of the lake system that once covered the Aztec capital.