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To: Teacher Brenda Yamel Zenteno Buitrón ([email protected])

Subject: Tourist information Mexico City

Hello teacher Brenda:

Here I leave the information

about the city of Mexico and thebest places to enjoy the

summer in this city, where you

can stay, attractions, museums,

etc.



To enter Mexico City must carry

a photo ID which I could beyour driver's license, passport,

visa where applicable you need

it, and tourist migratory form or

F. M. N.

As Airmailed

To gain entry to Mexico City byair there is the International

Airport of Mexico City, called

Benito Juarez, and located

approximately eight miles from

the federal district.

there are also other alternativeairports belonging to the

International airport group in

Mexico City, comprises the

airports located in nearby towns.

For example, in neighboring

cities such as Toluca, Puebla,

Queretaro, Pachuca, andCuernavaca.

By Car

Those with the ability to travel to Mexico

City d in his own car can too, as it hashighways that link it with other major

cities nearby.

Through these highways, Mexico City is

connected directly with the cities

Cuernavaca, Texcoco, Puebla, Toluca,

Pachuca and Queretaro.

It is important to note that officially there

are only four roads, a viaduct MichaelGerman, the other the beltway, the Rio

Churubusco and finally the San Joaquin

River.

By Metro

Currently, the metro Mexico City has

eleven lines.

Ranked as the most modern transportationservice throughout the city and also the

most efficient, the Metro has truly

affordable prices that allow you to travel

through several routes.

Their hours of operation are Monday

through Saturday from five in the morning

until twelve o'clock, and on Sunday is after

seven o'clock and midnight.



By Bus

This is another great possibility of access road to Mexico City, as are numerous bus

lines that arrive and depart from there.

The most common lines that arrive at the North Central Mexico are: ADO GL,

Mexico Interstate Bus, Red Star, White Star, Gold Star, National Land Links, ExpressFuture and Herradura de Plata.

There are others as Line One, Omnibus de Mexico, Northern Sonora Transportation,

Transport Chihuahua, Northern Transport, Transport and Economy Frontera Five

Stars.

Bus lines arriving to Mexico's Central East are: ADO, ADO GL, Red Star Line One,

while the west central Mexico Interstate Buses, National Land Links, HerraduraSilver, Yellow fleche and Transport border.

Moreover, the bus lines that usually arrive at the South Central Mexico are: ADO,

ADO GL, White Star Buses, Mexico Interstate Bus, Red Star and Gold Star



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S anish conquistador s left open-mouthed.

Today is a cosmopolitan place her e tr aveler s ill find ever ything you ar e

looking f or entertainment, histor y, usiness

among many other things. The apital of

the countr y is a large lot that houses the

most unique museums and monuments of

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Which do you want to visit first?

Mexico is a country full of beautiful contrasts, with a

variety of wonders and more than 8.000 years of history.In Mexico's museums will find many surprises, from the

gigantic Aztec calendar to the beautiful paintings of Frida

Kahlo and Diego Rivera. We have created a guide for

your visit to the great museums in Mexico. Get ready for

a fantastic adventure in one of the most interesting,

contrasting and mythical world.

Museums in Mexico City

Past lives

Casa Estudio Diego Rivera

General Admission $ 10.00; photos $ 30.00. Sunday

free entry.

The story of Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo are present in

his home-studio in San Angel, the Diego Rivera Studio

Museum was founded on December 16

Museo de Arte Carrillo Gil

General Admission $ 15.00. Students: $ 9.00. Sunday

and under 12 free entry.

Art museum exhibits the collection of Carrillo Gil. Some

of the works are Sunil Gupta, Gareth McConnell, Johan

Olley, Uli Aigner, Benjamin Ber ...

Museum of Modern Art

General Admission $ 20.00. Students with valid ID free

admission. Sunday free entry.This museum presents modern art of Manuel Alvarez Bravo,

Carlos Pellicer, Xavier Villaurrutia, Jose Juan Tablada,

Antonieta Rivas Mercado and Fe ...

Wax Museum

Price Museum (Wax and Ripley) $ 75.00 adults, $ 60.00

children, seniors, students and teachers with valid ID.

Combined ticket Wax Museum and Ripley's Museum $

130.00 $ 100.00 adult children, seniors, students and

teachers with valid ID

In the Wax Museum presents figures of famous people made

of beeswax. ...

Museum de San Ildefonso

General admission $ 45.00, students and teachers: $ 22.50

To see the murals, Cost: General admission: $ 20.00,

students and teachers: $ 10.00, on Tuesday, free entry. El

Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso

Museo del Palacio de Bellas Artes

General Admission: $ 35.00Students, children and

teachers with valid ID free admission.

This museum is housed in the impressive Palace of Fine

ArtsThe Palace of Fine Arts was started by the Italian Adamo

Boari.



Diego Rivera Museum Anahuacalli

General Admission $ 45.00. Students: $ 20.00.

On display are more than 59 000 pieces of pre-

Columbian art that Rivera collected throughout his life.

The museum's design mimics a teocali.

Museo Dolores Olmedo

$ 5 pesos, national public $ 55 pesos, foreign public

Tuesday, free entry. INAPAM and under 6, free

admission

Dolores Olmedo Museum opens its doors in September

1994.

Franz Mayer Museum

General admission $ 35.00.Students and teachers: $

17.00Free entry to members of ICOM members,adults over 60

This museum is the collection of German art of Franz

Mayer.

Museo Frida Kahlo

General Admission $ 45.00. Students: $ 20.00.

Guided tours: $ 250.00 (appointment required)

Frida Kahlo Museum is the Blue House where he was

born, lived and built his world. Frida here.José Luis Cuevas Museum

In its permanent exhibition displays works of modern

art as Anglana Raul, Armando Morales, Vicente Rojo,

Alain Dufo, Pablo Picasso, Jose Luis Cue ...

National Museum of Watercolor

Free General Admission

Watercolor is displayed Prehispanic, exhibitions of

contemporary artists and works internationally roomGuati Alfredo Rojo. ...

National Art Museum

General Admission: $ 30.00. Students, teachers and

members of INSEN $ 15.00. Sunday free entry

The National Museum of Art; MUNAL, collects, preserves,

exhibits, interprets and communicates the Mexican art

produced between the sixteenthSan Carlos National Museum


members of INSEN 50% discount. Sundays free entrance.

The National Museum of San Carlos was a house that was

made by the Valencian architect Manuel Tolsa the eighteenth

century, who also did works

Ripley Museum

Price Museum (Ripley or wax) $ 75.00 adults $ 60.00children, seniors, students and teachers with valid ID

Ticket combined Wax Museum and Museum of Ripley $

130.00 Adults $ 100.00 Children, seniors, students and

teachers with valid ID Fantastic Voyage $ 40.00 adults $

30.00 children, seniors, students and teachers with valid

ID

Ripley Museum building is in a Medieval Castle, has 14

exhibition rooms that house the incredible collection thatRobert L.

Museo Soumaya

General Admission $ 10.00. Students: 50% discount.

Sunday and Monday, admission free.

This museum is located in the Plaza Loreto in Mexico City.

In his exhibition are works by artists permanently from New

Spain,



Museo Tamayo


members of INSEN and Sundays free entrance.

Olga y Rufino Tamayo together a collection of international

art with the intention of donating it to the people of Mexico,

to support this initiative.

National Museum of AnthropologyGeneral Admission $ 45.00. Sundays there is no charge.

Mexican town stands this monument in honor of the

wonderful cultures that flourished during the pre-Columbian

era in regions that are, now,

History Museums in Mexico City

Past lives

Natural History Museum

General Public: $ 20.00. Teachers and Students with validID: $ 10.00. Free for seniors and vulnerable groups. On

Tuesday, free entry for all age groups.

Natural History Museum began in Mexico in 1790, 216 years

ago, however, the former Mexican collections began to be

created much antes

Museo de la Ciudad de Mexico

Entry expo Permanent: $ 20.00. Students and teachers

with valid ID: $ 10.00. Wednesday free entry.

The Museum of Mexico City shows the history of the

founding of this city. Since the foundation and fall of ancient

Tenochtitlán

Museo del Templo Mayor

General Admission: $ 51.00. Students, children under 12

years and teachers with valid ID free admission.

On October 12, 1987 was inaugurated the Museo del Templo

Mayor. In this museum are released the findings and research

in the Templo Mayor

National Museum of Popular Culture

Weekday and Saturday entrance fee is 11 pesos. Free

general admission on Sunday.

In this museum are several rooms that illustrate the

history of Mexico. The museum invites the audience to

think about the current culture

Museo de la Luz

General Admission $ 20.00. Students, children and

teachers with valid ID: $ 10.00. Free entry INAPAM

Members

This museum is housed in what was the church of St.

Peter and Paul built by the Jesuits between 1576 and

1603.

Interactive Museum of Economics "MEASURED"

General Admission $ 55.00. Students and teachers

(with valid ID) and children under 12 years: $ 45.00

Located in the Old Convent Betlemitas; an eighteenth

century colonial building, the Interactive Museum of

Economics MEASURES, provides a wide variety of

economy

Tech Museum of CFEThe Mutec not have any cost, both the entry and

activities in place are free of charge (admission,

exhibitions, workshops, services etc.).

The Tech Museum in Mexico City opened its doors on

November 20, 1970, originally specialized in energetic

industry



Mexico City offers many interesting places to visit, here we leave a list by some of the most outstanding

attractions.

P laza de la Co stitució (El Zócalo) .- With an area of 195m x 240m square, the Zocalo is one of the

largest squares in the world. Surrounded by the Metropolitan Cathedral to the north, and the National

Palace, east, and a number of other historic buildings. A huge Mexican flag is the center of the square,

which is lowered ceremoniously each day at 18:00 h. A variety of events can be found here, including

concerts, demonstrations and other social gatherings more typical. On New Year's Day, practitioners of

indigenous religions of Mexico gather to bless the faithful at the gate next year, Mexico's independence is

celebrated in the square on 15 and 16 September.

Metro olita Cathedral ( orth side of the Zócalo) .- It is the largest cathedral in the Americas, has a lot of

mixtures of Baroque art forms. The Metropolitan Cathedral is a cathedral that has a lot of mixtures of

Baroque art forms. It has a neoclassical facade with five separate buildings and beautiful chapels. As during

religious ceremonies can hear the cathedral organ, by reason of the weak structure of the land in the city,

the cathedral has been sinking over the years. Throughout the year, this shrine is visited by thousands of

tourists and pilgrims. It is one of the most beautiful cathedrals in Mexico.

It was designed by Claude Arcinieaga, construction began in 1573 and lasted for over 300 years. The

entrance to the cathedral is free.

N atio al P alace (east side of the Zócalo) .- The palace in its present form was begun in 1693 and served as

the Palace of the Viceroy of New Spain until the War of Independence of Mexico, when he became the

executive office of the President (but today is not his official residence.) The interior walls of the palace

contains murals by Diego Rivera depicting the history of Mexico since pre-Columbian Mexican

Revolution. You can also visit the legislative floor, a replica of the first Mexican Congress, and make the

tour of the house of Benito Juárez. Free admission with ID.



Tem le (east of the orther cor er of the Zocalo) .- The site of the Aztecs, the main temple of Tenochtitlan

was destroyed by Spanish conquistadors in 1521. Centuries later, almost completely forgotten, its actual

location was discovered by accident in 1978 when workers found a piece that represents the goddess

Coyolxauhqui. This set in motion years of archaeological excavations. Each layer can see walking through the

excavation, and after that the Museo del Templo Mayor, one floor of the museum displays many artifacts

found on the site. Tickets $ 48 USD, free for children under 12 and students with valid identification.

N acio al Mo te de P iedad .- Monte de Piedad and Cinco de Mayo. Monday through Friday from 8:30 to

18:00, Saturdays from 8:30 to 15:30, Sunday closed. This building, completed in 1758, was built on the home

of the Aztec Emperor Moctezuma and was later the residence of the Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés.

The building was purchased in 1838 by the Nacional Monte de Piedad, a pawn shop established in 1775 that

still operates today.

Cha ulte ec P ark is the largest park in Mexico City, which gives this city a beautiful place filled with

acres and is the green heart of it. This park has three of the most important museums in Mexico City, an

amusement park with an attractive wooden coaster, a beautiful castle, genuine in North America, a zoo

and the residence of the President. For people who like water, this park has several lakes where you can

do rowing boat rides, water park with various slides and tunnels. You can enjoy an incredible day out in

this wonderful forest.

S ix Flags Magic .- This is an amusement park that is south of Mexico City. In this grand amusement park

rides are distributed in many different representations of various parts of the world, like the Wild West or a

Polynesian people, and even a Swiss. This park offers some dolphin shows, walks along a river, several places

to eat and more. Among the attractions of Mexico City, no doubt, this will be the favorite of families for

children.

The Estadio Azteca .- The majestic Coloso de Santa Ursula is the home of football and massive space for

different events. World Cup twice and platform on which the two stars of the sport played, Pele and

Maradona, has also received the Pope John Paul II, Michael Jackson and personalities of great renown.

The Azteca is a monumental stadium with a capacity to receive more than 110 000 spectators and wellworth knowing while you enjoy a game of football fan circuit.

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