4 Days in Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico
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Here is how a real traveler spent 4 days in Mexico City, CDMX. Day 1: Coyoacán, Museo Frida Kahlo. Day 2: Zócalo, Palacio de Bellas Artes. Day 3: Teotihuacan Pyramids, La Gruta Restaurante & Spa. The full plan below has times, ticket prices and travel time between stops.

Built from 1 real traveler itineraries on Packy AI. Last updated November 2026 by the Packy AI Travel Team.

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Day 1: Coyoacán and Museo Frida Kahlo

  1. Coyoacán

    Coyoacán is a vibrant neighborhood known for its charming cobblestone streets, colorful markets, and as the home of Frida Kahlo.

    3-4 hoursFree, some museums may have entrance fees

  2. Museo Frida Kahlo

    Housed in Kahlo's blue home, this museum showcases her life and artistic legacy, offering an intimate glimpse into her world.

    1.5 to 2 hours$15 (approx.)

  3. Leon Trotsky's House Museum

    This museum is unique for its historical significance as the residence of the famed Bolshevik leader and the site of pivotal events in his life.

    1.5 to 2 hours60 MXN for adults, 30 MXN for students and seniors

  4. Taco’n Ganas Coyoacan

    Unique taco varieties and vibrant atmosphere make this eatery a local favorite.

    1-2 hoursVaries, typically around $5 - $15 depending on order

  5. Casa Visconti Coyoacan

    Casa Visconti offers a unique glimpse into the artistic heritage and cultural essence of Coyoacán, reflecting its historic charm.

    2-3 hoursEntry is free.

Day 2: Zócalo and Palacio de Bellas Artes

  1. Zócalo

    This vibrant square is the heart of Mexico City, showcasing historical buildings, cultural events, and a lively atmosphere.

    1-2 hoursFree

  2. Palacio de Bellas Artes

    A stunning architectural masterpiece, renowned for its cultural significance and breathtaking performances.

    2-3 hoursGeneral admission: $70 MXN; Reduced: $30 MXN

  3. Templo Mayor

    An archaeological treasure revealing the heart of the Aztec Empire and their religious practices.

    2-3 hoursApprox. 80 MXN (adults), 40 MXN (students and teachers)

  4. Tacos La Chula Juárez

    Renowned for its authentic flavors and vibrant atmosphere, Tacos La Chula Juárez offers a delicious culinary experience that embodies the spirit of Juárez.

    1-2 hoursNo entry fee; prices for tacos vary ($1 - $3 per taco)

  5. Chapultepec Park

    A sprawling green oasis in the heart of Mexico City, rich in history, culture, and diverse attractions like museums and lakes.

    3 to 5 hoursFree entry; some attractions within the park may charge fees.

  6. National Museum of Anthropology

    This museum houses the largest collection of pre-Hispanic artifacts in Mexico, showcasing the rich cultures and histories of ancient civilizations.

    2 to 4 hoursApprox. 85 MXN (free on Sundays for residents)

  7. Museo Soumaya

    Museo Soumaya boasts a vast collection of over 66,000 artworks, including pieces by masters like Rodin and Dalí, all under a stunning architectural design.

    2 to 3 hoursFree admission

  8. La Casa de Toño en Zona Rosa

    Famous for its authentic Mexican cuisine, particularly pozole, in a vibrant atmosphere.

    1.5 to 2 hoursNo entry ticket required, prices vary by menu item.

Day 3: Teotihuacan Pyramids and La Gruta Restaurante & Spa

  1. Teotihuacan Pyramids

    An ancient Mesoamerican city featuring impressive pyramids and rich archaeological history, reflecting early civilization's sophistication.

    3-4 hours80 MXN (approx. $4 USD) for adults; free for children under 13.

  2. La Gruta Restaurante & Spa

    This unique spa features natural hot springs and exceptional dining in a cave setting, providing a relaxing and memorable experience.

    3 hoursApprox. $20 USD for entrance; dining costs vary.

Day 4: Xochimilco Embarcaderos and Sin Nombre

  1. Xochimilco Embarcaderos

    Xochimilco Embarcaderos offers vibrant boat rides through colorful canals, showcasing Mexico's rich culture and floating gardens.

    2-3 hours$500 MXN for a boat rental (12 people max)

  2. Sin Nombre

    Sin Nombre offers a unique cultural experience that showcases the vibrant local atmosphere and artistic expressions found in Luis Moya.

    2 hoursFree entry

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Yes. The plan on this page fits 17 stops into 4 days, about 4 a day. Travelers on Packy have planned Mexico City, CDMX trips from 4 to 6 days.

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