The fascinating and colorful Mexico City offers an exhaustive list of attractions and things to do for travelers from different walks of life. From ancient ruins and temples to interesting museums and bustling squares, the city has something for everyone.

El Zocalo:Located in the heart of the historic center, El Zocalo is the world`s second largest city square. The square is surrounded by several fascinating monuments like the Great Metropolitan Cathedral and the Presidential Palace.

Templo Mayor (Great Temple):Templo Mayor is the most important temple of the Aztecs that is supposed to mark the centre of universe. First built in 1375, this temple has been excavated to be viewed from a raised walkway.

Bosque de Chapultepec:Largest park in the country, Bosque de Chapultepec is spread over an enormous area that includes lakes, a zoo and several museums like the Museo Nacional de Antropologa.

Palacio de Bellas Artes:Palacio de Bellas Artes, meaning Palace of Fine Arts, is housed inside a resplendent white marble structure. The art deco interior of this arts center is worth seeing along with the country`s finest murals that are on display here. The palacio is home to two museums.

Welcoming travelers from all around the globe, Mexico City boasts of a great tourism infrastructure. Home to many hotels resorts inns, hostels and guest houses belonging to different categories and budgets, the city offers excellent lodging options for travelers with different needs.

Luxury Hotels:Mexico City is home to many premier luxury hotels and resorts that offer travelers with the best of services and amenities, along with overwhelming exterior and wonderful interiors. Travelers with a budget to splurge can choose from a wide range of options available like InterContinental Presidente, Las Mananitas, Four Seasons, JW Marriott, Melia Mexico Reforma, Las Alcobas, Marquis Reforma Hotel and Spa, Fiesta Grand Chapultepec and St Regis Mexico City.

Budget Hotels:Mexico City is full of affordable budget hotels that offer all basic amenities like an en-suite bathroom, bed, phone and a television along with a safe and comfortable environment. These budget lodging options are ideal choices for the budget conscious travelers. Some of the best options in this category include Hotel Isabel, Hotel Corinto, Hotel Catedral, Hotel Mallorca, Hotel Marlowe, Hostal Regina, Condesa Amatlan, Quinta Alma Sofia, Casa Comtesse, Hostel Amigo Suites Downtown, Casa Gonzalez and Hotel del Principado.

All travelers to Mexico City must have either a valid passport or a tourist car (FMT form) which is issued free of cost by the airlines, international airports, Mexican consulates or border-crossing points.

Nationals of US, UK, Australia, Canada, South Africa, New Zealand and Ireland who are in possession of a FMT form do not require a visa to enter into Mexico City for touristic stays of up to 180 days.

Mexico City has a mild climate that makes it a year-round destination. February to May is the peak tourist season and also the best time to visit the city.

Mexico enjoys a tropical to temperate climate that varies according to Pacific Ocean currents, altitudes and winds. Mexico City in particular enjoys a mild climate all through the year. December and January are the peak winter months that are characterized by heavy smog, whereas April and May are the warmest months. The rainy season in Mexico City begins in May and ends in October.

Currency:The official currency of Mexico is the Mexico pesos (MXN). Most credit cards are widely accepted in the city. The most convenient way to get money in Mexico City is to visit the ATMs that can be easily found all over the city. Foreign currency can be exchanged at exchange bureaus, banks major hotels and airport.

Language:The official language of Mexico is Spanish. However English is spoken and understood in some of the tourist regions of the city.