The National Museum of Anthropology is one of the most important museums in Mexico and the world. Its impressive modern architecture, with the iconic "Umbrella" fountain, makes it a symbol of Mexico City. Opened in 1964, this museum houses a vast collection that tells the story of Mexico's pre-Hispanic cultures. From the outside you can admire its design and understand its importance as a guardian of the country's cultural heritage. It is an essential place to understand the deep roots of Mexican identity.

Chapultepec Castle, located on top of the hill of the same name, is a place full of history and beauty. Built in the 18th century, it was originally a royal residence and later the seat of Emperor Maximilian I. Today, it is the National Museum of History, housing important art collections, historical objects and pieces that tell the story of Mexico, from pre-Hispanic times to the Mexican Revolution. In addition to its historical value, it offers impressive panoramic views of Mexico City. A must-see for those who want to learn about the country's history.