Aztec calendar stone, check. Mayan treasures, you bet. There is so much to see here so give yourself at least two hours to throughly explore. Personally, this is my favorite museum in the city.

This former palace-turned-museum showcases Mexico's history through its architecture and exhibits. Explore how the royals used to live, see panoramic city views, and take lots of pictures.

If you have some time off, take this full-day tour to Grutas de Tolantango. This place is like Mother Nature's own spa day. We're talking thermal pools, waterfalls, and caves that'll make any work stress melt away.

This churro-making class is a must-do. Andrea is a fantastic guide, and you get the recipes afterward.

It's like stepping into her wild, colorful mind. Her art, her clothes, even her urn with her ashes– it's all here. Pro tip: book tickets to visit at least a month or two in advance.

Who knew that a restaurant in the mall would be so good? I enjoyed their mocktails, and the staff was highly attentive.

They have some of the best French toast I've ever tasted. The resturant scene in Mexico City is truly unmatched.

Campobaja serves up incredible fresh seafood dishes. The ceviche de tomates y pescado and the gringa de pescado tacos are unreal.

Who knew such simple ingredients could be this delicious? Try coming for lunch to avoid the usual crazy long lines.

You'll never run out of options for cafes in CDMX. I randomly stumbled across this one and enjoyed the atmosphere. It does get a little crowded but tons of outdoor seating options.

Hold onto your taste buds, 'cause KYU Mexico is about to blow them away. You must try the Kyutin fries and short ribs entree. I'm still thinking about this place—it's so good.

Killer matcha, Insta-worthy latte art, and vibes for days. Grab a seat outside and people-watch. Work emails suddenly feel way less boring here.

The most heavenly smells waft from this cute little bakery. Their guava rolls and cinnamon rolls? To die for! Trust me, one bite, and you'll eat breakfast here daily.

Nestled in the Juárez neighborhood, this boutique apartment-hotel blends the comforts of home with the luxuries of a high-end stay. It has a gym, a rooftop with places to work, and a dedicated co-working space.