Mexico City offers an overwhelming wealth of history. Of the many attractions of capital, one of the finest museums, the National Museum of Anthropology, contains over 100,000 square feet of exhibits. Built on the exact site of Moctazumas palace, the National Palace holds the breathtaking murals of Mexico's most celebrated painter, Diego Rivera. The largest church in all of Latin America, the Metropolitan Cathedral is a treasure house of the colonial period. Begun in1783, the Chapultepec Castle entertained Spanish and Mexican dignitaries, served as a military stronghold and is now a museum containing a fine collection of paintings, antiques and artifacts.
Shopping here is deluxe and bargains on many designer fashions can be found all over the city.
Dining and entertainment are more formal ventures than in other Mexican cities. For a 17th-century feast, enjoy the gourmet cuisine at the La Hacienda de los Morales. A wide range of exclusive restaurants , bistros, cafes and night clubs are also at your fingertips. Enjoy the Ballet Folklorico, one of the most popular events in the city. For a day of sports, jai alai is a popular attraction.