Four days in Mexico City add a slower look at the old centre to the first three days. The fourth day starts at Plaza de las Tres Culturas, walks Madero Street to the House of Tiles and the National Museum of Art, and ends at the Monument to the Revolution. It suits travellers who like architecture and want time on foot in the Centro Histórico.
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84–5 min walk
10:04 Metropolitan Cathedral · Morning · 30–60 min4–5 min walk
10:38 Zócalo (Plaza de la Constitución) · Morning · 15–45 min11–14 min walk
11:04 Torre Latinoamericana · Morning · 45–90 min2–3 min walk
11:51 Palace of Fine Arts · Morning · 1–2 h5–7 min walk
12:56 Alameda Central · Midday · 20–45 minAbout 8 min by taxi
13:32 Roma Norte · Midday · 2–3 hAbout 10 min by taxi
15:52 Chapultepec Park · Afternoon · 90–240 min1 min walk
10:31 Chapultepec Castle · Morning · 90–150 min21–27 min walk
12:22 National Museum of Anthropology · Midday · 3–5 hAbout 4 min by taxi
15:30 Polanco · Afternoon · 1–3 h20–26 min walk
16:50 Soumaya Museum · Afternoon · 1–2 hAbout 12 min by taxi
10:54 Diego Rivera Mural Museum · Morning · 30–60 min12–16 min walk
11:36 National Museum of the Revolution · Morning · 60–90 min11–14 min walk
12:47 Paseo de la Reforma · Midday · 30–90 min12–16 min walk
13:29 Angel of Independence · Midday · 10–30 min20–26 min walk
13:59 Mercado Roma · Midday · 45–90 minAbout 14 min by taxi
15:12 Coyoacán · Afternoon · 150–240 minAbout 8 min by taxi
10:01 Centro Histórico · Morning · 3–6 h7–9 min walk
13:08 Madero Street · Midday · 30–60 min8–10 min walk
13:46 National Museum of Art (MUNAL) · Midday · 1–2 h3–4 min walk
14:49 House of Tiles (Casa de los Azulejos) · Afternoon · 15–30 min21–27 min walk
15:25 Monument to the Revolution · Afternoon · 60–90 minPick an area, then a place that fits your budget and style.
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Quick answers to common questions.
Four days cover the centre, Chapultepec, the Basilica of Guadalupe and Coyoacán. The fourth day returns to the old centre on foot: Plaza de las Tres Culturas, Madero Street, the House of Tiles, the National Museum of Art and the Monument to the Revolution.
Four days are usually enough to see the main sights without rushing and to walk the historic centre properly. The fifth day of the longer plan adds Condesa and two museums in the south, the Anahuacalli and the Dolores Olmedo.
Yes. On the fourth day the stops in the centre are mostly a short walk apart, from Madero Street to the House of Tiles and the National Museum of Art. A whole visit to the Centro Histórico usually takes 180 to 360 minutes. As of 1 Nov 2026.