Mexico City’s architecture and arts are inseparable, creating a city where every block feels like a dialogue between eras. Pre‑Hispanic foundations sit beside colonial cathedrals, while modernist landmarks like the Museo de Antropología and the Torre Latinoamericana push the city’s identity forward. Artistic expression is built directly into the landscape, from the Art Nouveau–Art Deco fusion of the Palacio de Bellas Artes to the intimate, purpose‑designed murals and paintings of Rivera and Kahlo. Contemporary spaces such as Museo Jumex and the city’s vibrant design make Mexico City a living gallery shaped by centuries of creative experimentation. We based our stay in the Roma Norte neighborhood and averaged walking 10 miles/day to get to know the city.
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