You’ll enjoy a relaxing round-trip ride on the Cablebús from the Los Pinos/Constituyentes station, gliding up to 35 meters above the city. As you travel, you’ll get sweeping views of the Chapultepec Forest, the historic Dolores Cemetery, and the traditional charrería grounds, plus other breathtaking sights that make this area one of Mexico City’s most iconic cultural zones. The cabins are spacious, comfortable, and equipped with Wi-Fi, giving you the perfect opportunity to relax, take in the scenery, and capture stunning photos from above.

We’ll continue our journey through Chapultepec on foot (and by trolley if available) crossing the forest’s shaded paths surrounded by ancient ahuehuete trees, monuments, memorials, friendly squirrels, and the natural beauty that makes this area so special. Our walk leads us to the iconic Chapultepec Castle, perched atop Chapultepec Hill, where you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of Mexico City and its surrounding landscapes. It’s a peaceful, scenic, and cultural experience you’ll remember long after the tour ends.

At Chapultepec Castle, you’ll step into a world of history, beauty, and unforgettable views. As you explore its grand halls, murals, gardens, and ornately preserved rooms once occupied by emperors and presidents, you’ll feel the depth of Mexico’s past all around you. From the castle’s hilltop terraces and balconies, Mexico City opens up beneath you in sweeping 360° panoramas — a breathtaking, picture-perfect moment that captures the magic of this iconic landmark.

Lunch is on us! We’ll stop at a simple, authentic spot tucked inside Chapultepec Forest. It’s a casual, local eatery where you can enjoy traditional quick Mexican dishes such as quesadillas, huaraches, soups, tacos, and other comforting favorites. Surrounded by nature, it’s a relaxed break that lets you recharge before continuing the rest of your adventure.

After lunch, we’ll take a pleasant 13-minute walk to the National Museum of Anthropology, passing by the beautiful Chapultepec Lake along the way. It’s a calm, scenic stroll that gives you a chance to enjoy the park’s atmosphere before entering one of the most important museums in all of Mexico.

We’ll spend about two hours exploring the world-famous National Museum of Anthropology — home to some of the most important artifacts from Mexico’s ancient civilizations. You’ll see iconic pieces like the Aztec Sun Stone, monumental sculptures, and intricate pre-Hispanic treasures that bring thousands of years of history to life. It’s a fascinating, enriching visit that helps you understand the deep cultural roots of Mexico before continuing your journey.