‍1. Discover Mexico City’s Rich History

• Zócalo (Main Square): Visit the heart of Mexico City, where you’ll find the Metropolitan Cathedral, the National Palace with Diego Rivera’s murals, and ancient ruins from the Aztec city of Tenochtitlán.
• Templo Mayor Museum: Explore the ruins of the Aztec temple and learn about pre-Hispanic history through fascinating exhibits.

2. Immerse Yourself in Art and Culture

• Frida Kahlo Museum: Visit the "Casa Azul" in Coyoacán, the former home of iconic artist Frida Kahlo, showcasing her life and works.
• Palacio de Bellas Artes: A stunning art nouveau and art deco building, it’s home to murals by Diego Rivera, exhibitions, and ballet performances.
• Chapultepec Castle: Located in Chapultepec Park, this castle offers a deep dive into Mexico’s imperial history and spectacular city views.

3. Enjoy World-Class Gastronomy

Mexico City is a culinary paradise, and dental tourism patients often plan meals around softer or treatment-friendly foods. Some must-try experiences:

• Street Tacos: Not be afraid to each the rich flavors of the street, tacos in canasta are a delicacy when in a rush.
• Restaurant Scene: Polanco, Roma, Centro, Santa Fé

If your treatment limits what you can eat, many restaurants can accommodate dietary needs with delicious soups, tamales, or soft seafood dishes. Be on the lookout for tamales being sold in the street, soft and easy to chew with some offering all dough variations.

4. Explore Iconic Neighborhoods

• Polanco: A luxurious area known for its high-end shopping, museums like Museo Soumaya, and top-tier restaurants.
• Coyoacán: A charming, bohemian neighborhood filled with art markets, coffee shops, and cobblestone streets.
• Roma and Condesa: Trendy districts perfect for strolling, featuring tree-lined streets, chic cafes, and beautiful parks like Parque México.

5. Relax and Recharge Between Appointments

• Chapultepec Park: One of the largest urban parks in the world, perfect for a peaceful walk or paddleboat ride.
• Xochimilco: Enjoy a colorful boat ride through the canals, often accompanied by mariachi music and local treats.
• Day Spas: Many spas in the city offer massages and treatments to help you unwind after dental procedures.

6. Shop for Unique Souvenirs

• La Ciudadela Artisan Market: Pick up handmade crafts, textiles, and jewelry from all over Mexico.
• San Juan Market: For food lovers, this market offers exotic ingredients and gourmet products.
• Paseo de la Reforma: Stroll down this iconic avenue lined with shops, cafes, and art installations.

7. Plan Transportation and Accommodations

Mexico City has excellent transportation options, from affordable ride-sharing apps to a modern metro system. Staying near your dental clinic in areas like Roma, Condesa, or Polanco ensures convenience and access to great dining and attractions. Ecobici is a safe and easy way to move around when traffic is intense. Make sure you download to your phone via their official app.

8. Attend Local Events

If your trip aligns with local festivals or events, immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere. From Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) to art exhibitions, Mexico City’s cultural calendar is always packed. Concerts are frequent in CDMX, make sure you visit the arenas' website to find entertainment lineups. Local theathers are a must see, you can find several near Roma and Centro.