This museum, located on the Plaza de Santo Domingo, traces the development of medicine and doctors throughout Mexican history.

The headquarters of the city's postal service, this huge castle-like structure is a striking architectural site.

The preserved house of the famous writer Alfonso Reyes includes a collection of interesting books and other artifacts.

This museum is one of the best kept secret treasures of Mexico City.  The place is absolutely drop-dead beautiful.  When  you visited it, you will most likely have the entire mansion to yourselves...

This recently re-opened museum, located in a beautiful 17th-century mansion, has a collection of both historic and contemporary artwork.

A museum dedicated to the history of Mexican athletes in the Olympic Games.

This recently opened museum displays the sculptures of Geles Cabrera.

This geological museum, affiliated with the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, was designed to present the basic issues in the earth sciences.

Bird-watching expeditions organized by the Mexican Society of Ornithology.

Ride a tram or simply walk through this area in the center of the city with its interesting historic buildings.

Fascinating archaeological and historical tours sponsored by the National Institute of Anthropology and conducted in various languages.

Church that once was the home of a famous black Christ figure.

Founded in the eighteenth century by the wealthy mother of two felons, this church has an interesting altar and medieval arch.

This amusement park includes a roller-skating rink, games and lots of fun for both children and adults.

This museum features odd items from Robert L. Ripley's collection.

This museum features a car collection of ninety-eight different models.

An eighteenth century church with incredible architectural detailing.