Best places: Historical landmarks in Mexico

👍👍 Ruins of an ancient Mayan city. The price to enter is 400 pesos, so nearly 20 dollars but in my opinion it is money well spent. The buildings are fabulously restored, and some are still undergoing restoration. The spaces between the buildings are cleared of trees and are reminiscent of what the anci...

Revered Catholic church & pilgrimage site housing a cloak with the image of the Virgin of Guadalupe.

Archaeological site with excavated ruins of the large Maya city, including an iconic step pyramid.

This historic hilltop castle with views of Mexico City houses the National Museum of History.

Grand, neo-Gothic 17th-century church known for its soaring pink spires & lofty, ornate sanctuary.

This well-known pyramid in the ancient city of Teotihuacan is one of the largest in the world.

Set across from a pre-Hispanic pyramid, this landscaped garden is home to cacti, figs & lime trees.

This restored step-pyramid & Maya temple is the highlight of the Chichen Itza archaeological site.

Built in the 18th century, this iconic stone aqueduct is over 28 m. high & almost 1,300 m. long.

Highest Mayan pyramid in the Yucatan peninsula, where visitors climb its 120 steps for jungle views.

Scenic archeological site with huge ruins of an ancient city & a museum with explanatory exhibits.

👍👍 Excellent place, the family will enjoy it very much, excellent exhibition of remains of these magnificent species. The little ones will enjoy it a lot, they have different exhibitions and spaces for the whole family It has parking and access is free.

👍👍 What a hike, uphill, and Rocky all the way. But the view is so worth it

Grand pyramid built from 100 to 450 CE, used in sacrificial ceremonies & as an ancient burial site.

Ruins of an ancient Mayan observatory from AD 906, featuring an interior spiral staircase.

👍👍 Awesome experience. Amazing hike and views

👍👍 Amazing park. A lot of activities. Go early so you can enjoy water activities and after you can enjoy the main show

Imposing, mile-long aqueduct known for its limestone construction & 253 towering arches.

👍👍 Nice place to visit on weekends

👍👍 A little bit of a lengthy drive to the ruins, but in the end the entry fee and the drive there is absolutely worth it. An amazing walk through the jungle with a lot of wildlife and amazing historical monuments. More than 10 structures, and one of the few you can climb. The view from the top of struc...