Flights to mexico city
Cheap Flights to mexico city
Overview
Might be the capital and the biggest city of Mexico, but it isn’t hard to love. This major world city is known for offering richness in nearly everything, whether it be delicious food, history, art, unlimited shopping, top-notch accommodation or family attractions which are easy to get around.
The moment you step in the great Mexico City, you get to experience a completely different culture. Sample the riches of Mexican food culinary scene at gourmet restaurants such as Izote or El Cardenal. Watch the Day of the Dead celebrations or the Semana Santa procession, or take salsa dancing classes at a downtown studio.
The city also has more than 800 years of history. Explore the wonder at the immensity of the Zocalo, the world of the ancient Aztecs, and the Metropolitan Cathedral and tour the palaces of the Centro Historico. Or you can just keep the historical monuments aside and for sometime just enjoy in the the Six Flags Mexico amusement park or get some retail therapy at the boutiques in Polanco.
Climate
Due to its high altitude and mild throughout the year, Mexico City has mild winters and pleasant summers. May is the warmest month with temperatures reaching the low 80s (Fahrenheit), and January is the coolest with temperatures generally in the 60s and 70s, but night frosts are possible.
Travel Information
Language: Spanish, Nahuatl, Yucatec Maya & Mixtec
Currency: Mexican Peso ($)
Local time: GMT -5
Avg. Flight Time: 11h 45m
Best Time To Visit
Summers in Mexico City isn't the best time to go, with regular rains and hot, humid weather. Winter gets a little chilly, and the weather is unreliable, leaving spring and fall as the best times to go. Head to the city in May and June for the best weather, events like the Semana Santa procession and smaller crowds than July and August.
Mexico City Attractions and Activities
1. A Fascinating History
Mexico City is unique. Set upon the capital of the Aztec Empire, it was constructed as an epitome of power and intent by the conquering Spanish. Find out about its ancient past, the colonial era and the Mexican Revolution at sites like the Palacio Nacional, the Templo Mayor and the immense Metropolitan Cathedral.
2. Artistic Treasures
Mexico City isn't just about beautiful architecture, it is way more than that. Head to the Frida Kahlo Museum, tour the murals by Diego Rivera, or see the stunning frescos by Orozco at the San Ildefonso Museum. All this is to be done before you get the chance to head to humongous institutions such as the Museum of Modern Art which is a haven for art aficionados.
3. Wonderful Culinary Experience
Mexico City is a place where all Mexican food lovers simply need to visit and live the moment. Whether it's the tacos at the stalls of the Mercado de la Merced or the gourmet creations of chefs at upscale eateries like El Cardenal, you'll never have tasted anything like it.
4. Easy Public Transportation
Mexico City is vast with a population exceptionally 20 million people, but that doesn't give a single sign of difficulty in navigation. All thanks to the Metro, trolleys, buses and light rail systems - moving around the prime attractions couldn't have been easier.
5. Family Attractions Always a Delight
Pre-assuming that Mexico City is only for adults would be wrong - toddlers and children would love the boating lake in the park near Chapultepec Zoo where the animals are adored. Six Six Flags Mexico’s thrilling rides on any rainy day surely makes this amusement park the most favourite of the little ones.
Airlines Operate Flight to Mexico City
- Virgin Atlantic
- British Airways
- Iberia
- KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
- Finnair
Time Duration from Different Airports
- London to Mexico City - 11h 45m
- Manchester to Mexico City - 13h 45m
- Newcastle to Mexico City - 14h 55m
- Birmingham to Mexico City - 14h 20m
- Glasgow to Mexico City - 14h 10m
- Edinburgh to Mexico City - 14h 45m
- Belfast to Mexico City - 15h 15m
Distance to the City Centre
The easiest way to get to Mexico City is via Benito Juarez International Airport which is just to the east of the city centre and receives daily flights from US cities like Houston, New York, etc.
Transport from Mexico City
Don’t worry about getting around in Mexico City, one of the biggest cities in the world. The public transportation system is convenient, cheap and efficient. The metro runs from 6 am until midnight and are clean and easy to use. The bus system is also extensive, but you might find it easier to use if you speak Spanish. Minibuses can be a better option than buses since they are smaller, faster and more comfortable. If you’re planning on driving in the city, know that it can be a tricky place to manoeuvre and prices are high.
Visa Requirements for Mexico City
If you’re visiting Mexico as a tourist you don’t need a visa, but you’ll need to complete an immigration form and have this with you when you enter and leave Mexico. Please note that due to the requirements of the online system, the advanced option is only possible if your passport is valid for at least 6 months from your intended date of entry to Mexico. Moreover, your passport should have a validity of at least the proposed duration of your stay journey in Mexico.
Tips for your stay in Mexico City
- Choose the weather that would suit you.
- Decide whether you want to travel to Mexico City in November i.e. Día de Muertos (The Day of The Dead Festival). Lodges are full, prices are high and more crowds are seen at this time of the year.
- Instead of using your SIM and continuously cribbing, buy a new SIM card from an OXXO.
- To travel around the city, always make use of Uber or the Metro as it is cheaper and convenient.
- Mexico is a great city when it comes to health care but it is expensive so make sure you have travel insurance.
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