There's a reason why they call it pyramid of the sun because it gets really hot in that area. I highly recommend bringing an umbrella to give yourself some shades because it's really an open space with rarely a place to keep you cover. Also bring a water bottle or two to keep yourself hydrated you will need it once you make it on top of the highest pyramid. There are several pyramids to climb, but the main one is the big one and after climbing the big one I'm pretty sure you will be tired to climb the other small ones. Also, wear comfy shoes and light clothes.

Breathtaking. You can take a bus from Mexico bus terminal. It's 120 pesos for a return ticket (around 10$CAN) and the bus leaves you at the pyramids in 1 or 1,5 hour depending on traffic. Look for the Teotihuacan bus company at the bus terminal. There are many busses every day.

A stunning piece of ancient Mayan history. The architecture and design that they built this with is incredible and they truly were ahead of their time. This is an incredible site to explore and learn about the history. If you can get a local guide who knows the history it is well worth it as they can explain some of the truly fascinating aspects of the area you may not find out about exploring on your own.

I give the Pyramid of the Sun located at 55800 San Juan Teotihuacán, State of Mexico, Mexico FIVE STARS. So amazing to have the opportunity to visit and see this historic part of MEXICO. Its a must go and YOU will for sure enjoy the experience.

As of September 2023, you CANNOT climb any of the pyramids or ruins. They are all fenced off. HIGHLY RECOMMEND to go when they open (beat the crowds and the heat). Bring water, sunscreen, and a hat! I put sunscreen on before I left, but highly recommend to reapply while you are there! You do not need to purchase tickets ahead of time. Personally, I am not a fan of tours, so I opted to go on my own. I saw a lot of people with tour guides who provided information and history. If this interests you, then book a tour. On my own, I was there for about 2.5-3hrs. I can imagine, going with a tour guide would take longer LOL There is a museum that is indoors and there are informational plaques you can read.

On a high school trip 54 years ago, I was fortunate to visit Teotihuacan, a fascinating historical place, on a par with the Egyptian pyramids. While there, 6 or 7 of us decided to climb the Temple of the Sun, now more commonly called the Pyramid of the Sun. I understand today there are hand cables to assist your climb, but then there was nothing, just as it had been back in the Aztec’s time. You climbed at your own risk. It was quite challenging. The higher you climbed, the taller & narrower the stone steps became, with increasing hazards of large cracks & weather-worn holes. They became too high to easily step up or down, requiring use of hands & knees. On the upper tiers, in an effort to prevent turning an ankle or falling, it was slow going. With nothing to hold onto, if you fell who knows how far you could go before stopping, not to mention probable injuries. It was steep. Upon reaching the top, the reward and sense of accomplishment was worth every bit of effort and difficulty. To this day, I am so glad I can say I did that. So, if you can, go to this magical place, learn about it’s intriguing history, and if you can, climb at least one or two of the pyramids. It will gift you with priceless, cherished memories for a lifetime. Also, I don’t know if it’s still there, but we ate in a very nice restaurant located in a grotto, somewhere close by, possibly on the same grounds.

This is the main pyramid of the park Right now you can't climb , but still worth going visiting Amazing architectural accomplishments of this amazing culture

Beautiful place full of history. Must see, if you visit Mexico. Be aware, that during Corona time, they unfortunately won't let you go up. It is a shame, but it is what it is. More the reason to come back one day. Of course there are many locals trying to make living with sales and there are really a LOT of them, most offering the same things, what look exactly the same. But the place is amazing. Closes at 3:30pm.

Go to the northern bus station, tickets to the pyramid are like 180 pesos, it’s an hour long ride, the bus person will say pyramids (but in Spanish 💀) get off, and walk towards the pyramids, tickets to get inside were 90 pesos. And enjoy the historical space. Don’t steal rocks or try to climb them, go with respect and enjoy the opportunity to see them. When you’re done, leave the pyramids and wait on the side of the road for the bus that is going back to the north gate.

A must see site if you are visiting CDMX. It is about an hour and a half outside of the city by car. I went as part of a tour, but renting a driver or public transport are both options. It is literally breathtaking seeing the pyramid for the first time, it is hard to capture just how massive this structure is in pictures. You can not currently climb the pyramids because of COVID guidelines (my tour guide thought the government might use this as an excuse to permanently stop tourists from climbing them to prevent damage to the structures, I am sad I missed the opportunity to do so by a few months if this is indeed the case, but it is understandable from a conservation standpoint). There are vendors scattered around the grounds selling souvenirs at reasonable prices, but you could certainly haggle down most of the prices a bit. There are no bathrooms on site, so go to the one near the entrance. The entrance fee is only $75MXD, they are currently taking temperatures before the ticket gate as a result of the pandemic.

Really recommend to see, it’s absolutely beautiful and one of must seen if you go to Mexico City. Make sure you bring water and wear hat and comfortable shoes cause you will walk so long under the sun.

This is an awesome place to visit and see a little bit of México's ancient history. The pyramids are well preserved and the area is very nice to visit. There's plenty of parking and if you go near closing time there is not a lot of people so you can enjoy the views in calm. I loved this visit, i was with my daughter and wife, we had a great time

A must-see!!! We hired a private guide (very reasonable prices) who drove us to the site and led us through the pyramids. Although we were there in December sunscreen, hats, and good walking/hiking shoes are a must. There are many stairs and uneven walking paths so if you’re like me just take it slowly and you’ll manage it well. The site is amazing with all of the pyramids and palace. Most of the site is original and some is reconstructed so you can really see what it was like when in use. We loved it!

This place is amazing. Definitely was on my bucket list. Life changing is an understatement. I spent the whole day just enjoying the views. You can get back and forth from Mexico City with the bus system. Very cheap and convenient. You can go on a tour or roll through solo. If you are going solo don't forget your selfie stick. ?? Don't skip the museum. The history makes the views more enjoy able. There are little shops around the Pyramids. Some vendors take USD and Mexican Pesos. I will definitely come back one day.

You should know before you take a trip out there, all the temples are closed. As in the whole complex has a fence, with gates, guards and patrolled by police. The closest you’ll get is about 100m to one of the smaller ones. All this because of the dangerous covid inside the massive open air park. If you want to visit you’ll be greeted very closely by 100s of souvenir salesmen outside the fence desperate to sell you anything. Talking to the guards, they don’t expect it to be open before April.

The most powerful energy I felt on the entire grounds! Ruins are open but you still can’t climb them as of September 11, 2020. However, it’s still worth it to go!! Tip: hire a guide at the entrance (check if they’re certified first); we got Lalo, who speaks English well. It’s so worth it and you learn WAY more than just exploring on your own! And bring tons of sunscreen and snacks! Even with the pandemic stopping us from climbing the ruins, we still took 4.5 hours!!

(Translated by Google) It will always be one of my favorite places! The residents say that it has been a tradition to climb to the center of the pyramid with the intention of making a wish, receiving cosmic energy or presenting their wishes or their loved ones by raising their arms in gratitude to the cosmos for a favor previously received. The cost of entry is 75 Mexican pesos and on Sundays it is free to nationals, in times of COVID it remains closed to what you can find the guides saying that they take you to strategic points (if you bring a car you can only go around it). . (Original) Siempre será uno de mis lugares favoritos! Cuentan los pobladores que se ha tomado como tradición subir al centro de la pirámide con la intención de pedir un deseo,recibir energía cósmica o presentar sus deseos o a sus seres más queridos levantando los brazos en agradecimiento al cosmos por algún favor recibido anteriormente. El costo de la entrada es de 75 pesos mexicanos y los Domingos es gratis a nacionales, en tiempos de COVID permanece cerrada a lo que puedes encontrar a los guías diciendo que ellos te llevan a puntos estratégicos (si llevas auto solo podrás rodearla)...

(Translated by Google) It is closed due to measures against covid-19 but on the outside the trade continues, you find a great variety of crafts, medals, digenes, chains, statues, Jaguar warriors, Eagle warriors, and other things made of oxidiana and stones. (Original) Se encuentra cerrado por medidas contra el covid-19 pero en la parte de afuera el comercio sigue, encuentras gran variedad de artesanía, medallas, digenes, cadenas, estatuas, guerreros Jaguar, guerreros águila, y demás cosas de oxidiana y piedras.

When visiting Mexico, you must see the pyramids. I suggest to come early to avoid the crowds. This place is also wide and without any shade, so be prepared to walk and climb. Bring plenty of water, snacks, a hat, good walking shoes, and cash (for entrance fees and souvenirs). A bathroom is available next to the botanical garden, as well as one near Templo de los Jaguares. Because of COVID, we weren't able to climb the pyramids, but you can climb Templo de Quetzalcoatl. Taking these steps in a zigzag pattern feels faster than going up them in a straight line. If you are hungry after exploring the pyramids, you can eat in a cave at La Gruta. Make reservations in advance to ensure a seat. Lastly, we were able to utilize Uber to travel there and back to the city. Happy exploring!

It’s a fricken pyramid!! What a cool place to see in person, how they make them is beyond me. Make sure you checkout the museum on the property and definitely walk all the way around the pyramid of the sun. Unfortunately they won’t let you go to the top anymore. We took the bus there and an Uber back, I’d probably suggest just getting a car both ways, it’s was around 300 pesos. Cellular service isn’t great when you’re there, so maybe walk towards the town when you want to leave. We had some decent food at the restaurants by the front gate, both had ice cold beers🥳

Absolutely breath taking. I had the privilege of seeing it from above in a hot air balloon and again on foot shortly after. You cannot go in side or anything but the views are majestic. It's surreal being on a site that spans hundreds and hundreds of years old. The whole site, which includes the Pyramid of the Moon, is out of this world!

Pyramids closed!

(Translated by Google) At red and orange traffic lights this place is not open, although it appears on Google maps that it is open, they will only go in vain. (Original) En semáforo rojo y naranja este lugar no se encuentra abierto, aunque en Google maps aparezca que está abierto, solo irán en vano.

Would recommend getting a guided tour, makes everything much more interesting especially if you’ve been to the Museum of Anthropology beforehand. The pyramid of the sun and moon are beautiful must see architecture. Sadly post covid it’s not possible to climb the Sun or Moon. But there is a third temple that you are able to climb.

What can I say, or add, that others may not have stated already? If you appreciate history and archeology in particular, this is a place setting aside a full day's worth for is highly called for! Don't get hung up on the salesy stuff, that comes with the territory, focus on your personal take aways seeing the accomplishments of people's that have come before us! How magnificent their undertakings have been, and for how long they stood the test of time.

This is the largest pyramid in the Teotihuacan complex. The site is about an hour ride away from Mexico City. It is an amazing experience to see this place. These pyramids were not burial grounds like the Egyptian pyramids but were a place of worship for the Teotihuacan people. Please visit the Teotihuacan Museum when you visit this place. You can get a lot of information about the civilization and see the artifacts that were discovered in the site. Teotihuacan was built around 200 -100 BC. The civilization was abandoned around 600 AD. I visited the place using a touring company from Mexico City (Tekpan Tours). It is important to have a knowledgeable guide when you visit this place. Also visit Pyramid of the Moon, the Pyramid of Quetzalcoatl and the housing areas for the Teotihuacan people located in this complex. The site is big. Take your time and enjoy the place. You need at least 4 or 5 hours to see this place nicely. Do carry water and a hat to get shade from the sun.

(Translated by Google) Well nothing, just that I work there !!! ... Hehe .... Pure magic. (Original) Pues nada, solo que trabajo allí!!!... Je je.... Magia pura.

Spectacular place to visit. Due to Covid-19 I could not enter the property but got a panoramic view from the outside. Had a great launch with the pyramid in the background.

(Translated by Google) I would give 6 stars because I have not looked anywhere like this (Original) Dałbym 6 gwiazdek bo nigdzie się tak nie rozerwałem

(Translated by Google) Recommended, it is safe to travel alone, you must bring comfortable shoes and sunscreen, around the complex there are several places to eat, shop and browse. (Original) Recomendado, es seguro para viajar sola, hay que llevar zapatos cómodos y protector solar , alrededor del complejo existen varios lugares para comer, comprar y curiosear.

If you are Mexican, you have to visit this place, if you are not then you can marvel and awe at this millenial structures. It was great to hear the story and visit the place our ancestors used to live, pray and workship the Sun and the Moon. Love the vibe you got from the place.

Wickedly impressive in size and overall scope of the surrounding plazas. The pyramid definitely provided me with some perspective. Who am I? What am I? Where am I? When am I?

This is a must! You definitely need to see this. Take sunscreen and light clothes. You’ll walk more than 2 hours for sure. But it’s so worth it!! If you come on the week is less crowded so that’s better. Amazing for cool photos!

A must visit site. About two hours drive from Mexico city, parking is a bit of a challenge and you should leave for the Pyramids early or you risk: - not finding a good spot for parking (although they have many parking spots) - Having to line up to climb the pyramid of the sun - And competing for many many people to take a picture (see pictures below). There is a couple of museums to visit in the site. The Pyramid is a bit hard to climb, the steps are high but surprisingly I saw many ladies in high hills who managed to climb it (this shows dedication) most likely for a perfect and attractive (but very non-practical) social media picture. Also take your shades, sunscreen, hat and plenty of water (it gets really hot!)

Beautiful place and lots of areas to visit. Unless you get a guide you will probably not visit everything. And if you don't get to visit everything, you will enjoy the areas that you visited. Keep your tickets until you leave the park. Don't buy the 4 wheelers or from the vendors around the pyramid(unless you definitely need to). Just keep in mind that they will charge you a lot. If the vendors give you a price and you don't like the price, just shake your head and tell them what you think is worth. I normally offered $200 pesos, less than what they wanted. The silver the vendors sell is not silver(it's too shiny). There is a store near the museum that's located on the other side of the pyramid. (You will need your tickets to enter the museum.) The store does not have a lot of the things the vendors sell, but it's more reasonable. The park itself is huge. Bring some tennis shoes or comfortable hiking boots and lots of water. There are dining tables, so you can bring your food and enjoy the time with your family.

I really recommend bring with you water, sun cream and get a guided tour. It will explain a lot about the pyramids. We took it after the balloon ride from volaris. And it was like 500 pesos each on English tour at the time we traveled in 2022. The whole tour was like 3 hours and we visited 2 more turistic objectives.

This is a tourist you must see destination when you are in Mexico City. Sario estrenado el primer humano en tocar you want and it's one of the main cities of Aztec empire. You can get a tour guide right there at the entrance or you can book the tour beforehand I highly recommend the balloon tour you do have to wake up very early but the views from above are worth it.

Pretty much a "must see" when visiting Mexico City. We hired a driver to take us there/back and a tour guide with knowledge of the site. It was nice not being in a group and the drive to/there is pleasant. I'd say a guide isn't absolutely necessary, but it was nice to get information on the history of what we were looking at. We were also able to walk from the south end to the north end where the driver picked us back up. There's no shade and the sun beats down hard. There are various vendors selling their products. We bought a few things that we didn't see at the markets in the city. Bring lots of water.

Very cool place to visit. Well preserved! We got a great guide Jonathan from Airbnb experiences which is the way to go. Make sure you bring a hat and sunscreen! Also there isn’t toilet paper so you should bring there too for the bathroom.

A must see if you’re in the area. Using a guide is recommended. If you like to explore the ruins, set aside at least 4-5 hrs. Otherwise the sun pyramid itself is right in front of entrance #2. You can’t miss it

Alright yeah, you need to pay this thing a visit. 3 hours should be enough. There isn’t much information available around this historical place, neither on-site, nor online. Even though we didn’t go with a guide, I doubt that would have been particularly useful. Going early was nice, as we were alone at least for a while.

Omg what a lovely experience. A lot of walking and good shoes are needed . Also cold water and sunblock lotion . It was closed off to go all the way to the top but I still able to view most areas .

Great place to visit. Truly spectacular seeing it in person. It’s huge! It makes you wonder how they even built it. There’s a small fee to get into the grounds but other than that you should be fine. Getting there by bus is the cheapest and easiest way to get here.

This is a must see if you visit Mexico City. Incredible history and experience if you can muster to let your imagination run free for a few hours here. We climbed both pyramids and it was a great experience. They have cables to help with the climb. The full climb might be stopped in the future due to cracks forming so see what the locals saw two millennia ago while it is still available!

Interesting site. Truly a wonder how they built these structures 2400 years ago. I have been 2 times now and climbed the pyramids. You get the sun and the moon. Enjoyable for the whole family as I brought my children including my 1 year old the first time. I just strapped him to my chest and climbed.

Amazing place. Get a guide and get there early for the best experience. We had the place practically to ourselves when we arrived and climbed Pyramid of the Sun. It's a steep climb towards the top with very narrow and tall steps. A few hours later, the pyramid was packed full of people attempting the upward climb and standing on the summit. Being surrounded by densely-packed tourists definitely would NOT have been the same special experience we had.

(Translated by Google) The Pyramid of the Sun is the big building Teotihuacan, and one of the largest is Mesoamerica. It is believed to have been built around AD 200. [6] Located along Boulevard of the Dead, between the Moon Pyramid and Ciudadela and in the shadow of Mount Cerro Gordo, the pyramid is part of a large complex in the heart of the city. (Original) Güneş Piramidi büyük bina olan Teotihuacan ve en büyüklerinden biri Mezoamerika . Yaklaşık MS 200 inşa edildiğine inanılıyor. [6] Ölüler Bulvarı boyunca, Ay Piramidi ile Ciudadela arasında ve Cerro Gordo dağının gölgesinde bulunan piramit, şehrin kalbindeki büyük bir kompleksin parçasıdır.

(Translated by Google) It's cool but once a Chinese told me: Chin chuan chen ling And pss awitted me: c In addition, the pyramid is dirty, one thinking that they have to clean it and accommodate it so beautifully for the visits but no, they did not mess it up (Original) Está bien chido pero una vez un chino me dijo: Chin chuan chen ling Y pss me awitó :c Además está sucia la pirámide, uno pensando en que la han de limpiar y acomodar así bonito para las visitas pero no, no le trapiaron

If you have the opportunity to visit this pyramid do it, it's a great way of seeing our great past history. What a great culture.

(Translated by Google) If they have not gone, I recommend that they do so. It is a very beautiful place ♡ If you are from places that are below sea level, the climb is very complicated, tired and can be stifling. Please take your precautions. I am from Veracruz, and the height difference is great, and I had to pause many times before reaching the top, but the experience is UNIQUE and worth it. It is so beautiful to visit the places that our ancestors inhabited, to live a little of our history. As soon as you can, GO! (Original) Si no han ido, les recomiendo que lo hagan. Es un lugar muy bonito♡ Si eres de lugares que están bajo el nivel del mar, la subida es muy complicada, cansada y puede ser sofocante. Por favor tomen sus precauciones. Soy de Veracruz, y la diferencia de altura es mucha, y tuve que pausar muchas veces antes de llegar hasta la cima, pero la experiencia es ÚNICA y vale la pena. Es tan hermoso visitar los lugares que nuestros antepasados habitaron, vivir un poco de nuestra historia. En cuanto puedan, VAYAAAAN!!

(Translated by Google) It is a majestic and imposing place (Original) Es un lugar majestuoso e imponente

Very beautiful place! This is great area with multiple pyramids that you can climb; the largest being the Pyramid of the Sun (the second largest is the Pyramid of the Moon, but they don’t allow you to climb that one). The view on top of the pyramids is also breathtaking being able to see for miles; great for photos. There are also a lot of venders at the bottom that sell you little souvenirs, from medals featuring the Aztec gods to stone masks to obsidian knives.

Beautiful Temples Sun and Moon! If you like to go there with a public transportation, it will take about one hour! It’s totally safe and secure! I didn’t feel any bad on the way and return! Hot air balloon was awesome too, it takes like half an hour but worth it

The experience here is absolutely astonishing and my second time back. The historic sites are well preserved and has plenty of restaurants/souvenir shops. The admission is well worth the price 80 Pesos ($4). The only down side is you can't climb the top of the pyramids or other sites due to Covid until next year. But don't let that stop you, theres plenty to learn and see!

Took public transportation out here and it was super easy and convenient. The climb up the pyramids as well as many indoor items are closed due to Covid, but it was still worth the visit to explore and learn about pre-historic structures.

(Translated by Google) Currently the pyramid is closed due to the pandemic and they still do not have a reopening date, they only let you visit the surroundings inside your car or motorcycle, the restaurants around and the crafts are open as well as the cave of the underworld and rent of ATVs. (Original) Actualmente la pirámide se encuentra cerrada debido a la pandemia y aun no tienen fecha de reapertura, únicamente te dejan visitar el alrededor dentro de tu automóvil o motocicleta, los restaurantes de alrededor y las artesanias estan abiertas al igual que la cueva del inframundo y la renta de cuatrimotos.

(Translated by Google) One of the places near the DF and that could be classified as a mandatory visit. Both the pyramid of the Sun and the Moon are very representative. But the first one is bigger, higher and with a greater difficulty of ascent and even descent. (Original) Uno de los lugares cercanos al DF y que podría catalogarse como de visita obligatoria. Tanto la pirámide del Sol, como la de la Luna, son muy representativas. Mas la primera es más grande, más alta y con una mayor dificultad de subida e incluso de bajada.

(Translated by Google) It's a great place, the road is tiring, but without a doubt when you get there and at an appropriate time, you can feel the good vibes. Excellent. (Original) Es un gran lugar, es cansado el camino, pero sin duda alguna al llegar ahí y en una hora apropiada, se puede percibir la buena vibra. Excelente.

(Translated by Google) It is a place that should be on every "must see" list when it comes to traveling to Mexico. The buildings show beautiful buildings and are impressive with their size and the number of buildings there. It is the cradle of Mesoamerica. The Highest Pyramid - The Pyramid of the Sun is accessible and accessible to tourists. If someone decides to enter, it is worth being in good shape and having plenty of water, because the journey to the top is quite tiring in full sun. After reaching the top, we will see a beautiful view of the rest of the pyramids and buildings. It is a place worth recommending and spending more than 3/4 hours on it. (Original) Jest to miejsce, które powinno znaleźć się na każdej liście „must see” jeśli chodzi o podróż do Meksyku. Budowle pokazują piękne zabudowania oraz imponują swoją wielkością jak i ilością zgromadzonych tam budowli. Jest to kolebka Mezoameryki. Najwyższa piramida - Piramida Słońca jest dostępna dla turystów i można na nią wejść. Jeśli ktoś się zdecyduje na wejście to warto mieć dobra kondycję oraz dużo wody, bo sama podróż na górę jest dość męcząca w pełnym słońcu. Po dotarciu na szczyt ujrzymy piękny widok na resztę piramid oraz zabudowań. Jest to miejsce godne polecenia i poświęcenia na niego więcej niż 3/4 godziny.

It is closed till at least 10.January 2021! Unfortunately there is nowhere written down. We had to drive back to Mexico City and have been very disappointed

(Translated by Google) The pyramid of the Sun pre-Hispanic peoples and their culture so advanced in its time is to be noted an anachronism well by the tourism of Mexico, a lot of history, variety of cultural heritage and diversity of pyramids of all peoples such as Mayan Aztecs of Central America. (Original) La pirámide del Sol pueblos prehispánico y su cultura tan avanzada a su tiempo es de notar un anacronismo bien por el turismo de México mucha historia variedad de patrimonio cultural y diversidad de pirámides de todos los pueblos como mayas aztecas de centro américa.

This was back in late 2017 and I happened to have time and review all the places I have been due to the covid. It was such an incredible place and experience! I decided to book a tour cause It was my first time in Mexico. The guide was really helpful and it's not scary as you think if you're a solo traveller you still can do it as long as you're always alert yourself. There is also a lot of history behind it too!

Absolutely amazing!! Worth the trip. We took a tour bus, that included lunch and tequila tasting, and very much enjoyed it. Tour guide was very knowledgeable.

I like it and nothing to add except few constructive critics. 1. It's 2021, time to sell tickets online via viator and not just fronts face and via cash only. I spent 6 euro in atm charges to pay cash only for this visit. 2. Cartels in front of the monuments are completely white, I have Google to fet info but time to replace them 3. I had a solo visit and, as many as other visitors, I was lost about the way to initiate the visit. Time to put some narrows. 4. Best part (the climb) is forbidden for covid reason. We all use elevators, taxi and tram. They are not closed and I dont see the difference, just put a gel before the climb to be extra safe. 5. They are +5 sellers for each single tourist inside the archaeological area. A bit disproportionate.

Pretty cool giant pyramids. It'll take a few hours if you actually wanna see anything in depth but you can brezze through it adequately in about 45 mins if you really want. Also, look at me being a Dbag in front of some giant pyramids :D

This place is awesome. Don't miss it on a trip to Mexico. I recommend you bundle up because you will get a lot of sun, also i recommend you come early as it's a very long complex with the quetzcotl and moon temples being far enough. Also there are stands and sellers everywhere selling wares so you can find something to take back anytime but the prices are decent. Also there are a ton of places to eat everywhere some not as good as others ... I recommend you either find somewhere busy or visit my personal favorite quetzcotl restaurant in the "comida típica" área if you follow the signs on the road. Also the temple is awe inspiring, there was definitely more than meets the eye here but it's already breathtaking to see what's left.

Very nice Pyramide of the Aztecs in the north of Mexico city.. it's easy to reach by yourself by bus from the bus terminal north.. see my photos.. don't forget to put sun protection there is almost no shadow.. if you are hungry and you want to make a nice cave lunch experience go to La Gruta 😊😊😜

It is amazing. I’d recommend to get a tourist guide as there is nowhere to read anything about them. There’s usually official tourists guides available at the very entrance, just get enough cash as the card machines do not have good signal there. It is hot so bring your spf, a hat and enough water, there is no much shade to hide from the sun.

What an awesome experience! This place was amazing. Unfortunately, we arrived later that expected. We had about an hour with 5 kids to see everything. We didn’t get see everything and need to go back. It was amazing to sit back and really wonder what these ruins were used for hundreds of years ago. This place was clean and had quite a few vendors to get souvenirs.

The pyramid of Sun is located on yhe northern lpart of the complex and is one of the main pyramids. Visiting the area will give you a chance to experience what life may have been during the prime of this place. Though there are many vendors in the area, the pyramid is incredible to explore.

So much history about aztecs! Its definitely an experience, Must visit when in mexico city. Its an hour drive, get a tour guide or rent a car and visit oyramids of sun and moon.

The main attraction in the entire archeological site. One of the largest pyramids ever built, by any civilization. Always crowded with tourists scaling it and snapping innumerable photos. Its ok to go up, but its a long way and there are no railings, i have seen people gasping for air half way up, so be careful!

We enjoyed the vibe you feel when you visit this place. Thousands of years of history at this place right before your eyes. You have to see it to understand.

I was lucky to have visited Teotihuacan when climbing on the pyramids was allowed. Being able to get to the top of the pyramids for a panoramic view of the surrounding heightened the appreciation of these structures. Awe inspiring. However, I agree that in order to preserve these amazing sights, we need to minimize human trespassing.

Very good place to visit if you're in the area in my opinion it was better than ChichenItza I think if ChichenItza is a wonder of the world this should be too because it's simply much bigger and there are 2 big piramids in the area. There were so many ruins and stuff to see and it's not crowded at all in the mornings. You can also go up in a hot air balloon and get a very good view of the temple from above and a view of the city which is not so good but the hot air balloon is extremely expensive but worth it because it requires a lot of manpower, about 12 people in total and with breakfast, the cost is 180 dollars. I think it is better to go without a tour beacuse my tour guide gave us 3 hours to explore the place and it only requires 1 hour. You should take you're time to take photos and explore because there are is a lot of photos to take and things to explore.

Good one day trip. Cost details Entry-90 mxn per person Parking - 40 mxn It’s better to reach this place in the morning because of 2 things. One you can able take some good photos without much crowd and you’ll also see many hot air ballons flying all around the pyramid. The view is awesome. And the second thing is the sun it’ll be hot and you’ll not find any place to hide 😅 We reached the place around 8 am and it was a pleasant experience overall.

Must see ! Pyramid of the sun is amazing! Suggest visit here 8 am. You can see colorful balloons too. So beautiful scenery!

Was wonderful. Had perfect weather in Feb. Not too hot. Had some clouds. Vendors were a little pushy. We spent 2 hours there which was enough.

Breathtaking! The pyramids are so beautiful. I am so thankful I got to enjoy them early in the morning, the weather was perfect and not so crowded. I really loved all the tiny little shops. I really want to come back to this amazing place.

Awesome pyramids! When you get to the top you feel this positive energy! Wonderful experience! Been here like 3 times already can’t wait to go back! Definitely worth visiting!

This is a great place to experience a lot of culture. There are many folks selling trinkets at the bottom of the pirámides. If you wait long enough they'll usually drop their prices significantly. The biggest downside was the amount of people there. We waited in line for about an hour to get to the top of the big pyramid and then another 30-40 min in a line that circled around the top to get back down.

One of the most impressive ancient archeological sites I have ever seen. It’s not easy to climb but for sure it worth it. You will enjoy it more if you read a little bit about Aztecs and their history and way of thinking.

Great place to visit. I have been here in February of 2018 and walked up the Pyramid. Recommend to wear a cap/hat and bring sunscreen, since the sun is very strong there and there is barely any shadow. Very great history.

Such an amazing place!!! We fell in love with them. The only thing we didn't luke was the fact that people would ambush you and try to sell you everything, even if you told them no they would insist. Be careful if you take children some of the people will approach them and place bracelets on their hands to make you buy them... other that that it was amazing

Lastima que hay entrada por el covid

I don't use the word magical often but it's a pretty apt description for this magnificent site.

(Translated by Google) A magical place (Original) Un lugar mágico

Muy bonito. Un viento espectacular.

(Translated by Google) Pyramid of the sun. It was quite big. (Original) 太陽のピラミッド。 かなり大きかったです。

I was not able to enter the pyramid area. The website needs to be updated and inform people that it will be closed until further notice. I flew in from San Diego to find out that it was closed! the website shows it as opened!

(Translated by Google) It is still closed and the information is not published, it only appears that it is still open. Fortunately, we came to visit other places, but too bad that they do not publish that it is closed. (Original) Sigue cerrado y no publican la información, solo aparece que sigue abierto. Afortunadamente veníamos a visitar otros lugares pero que mal que no publiquen que está cerrado.

(Translated by Google) Excellent archeological zone (Original) Excelente zona arqueológica

(Translated by Google) It is a mystical landscape, although for the moment it is closed. Only caves and restaurants are available. There is a tourist guide but no entry to the pyramids. (Original) Es un paisaje místico, aunque por el momento está cerrado. Sólo están disponibles las cuevas y los restaurantes. Hay guía de turista pero sin ingreso a las pirámides.

(Translated by Google) No access (Original) No hay acceso

(Translated by Google) They are missing that raise saplings because the heat is intense (Original) Faltan que plantean arbolitos por qué el calor está intenso

(Translated by Google) A trip to the Pre-Hispanic world (Original) Un viaje al mundo Pre-hispanico

(Translated by Google) A must-see place in Mexico. (Original) Miejsce, które trzeba zobaczyć będąc w Meksyku.

(Translated by Google) It is a very good place, with a lot of history (Original) Es muy buen lugar, con mucha historia

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place, recommended to wear a hat or cap and comfortable clothes (Original) Un maravilloso lugar, recomendable llevar un sombrero o gorro y ropa cómoda

(Translated by Google) I like to go to places full of history because you are surprised by everything you can see, the pyramids are majestic although the same people have been wearing them down yet I like that they are being maintained over the years. Being in the place without a doubt you teleport in time and imagine those years when Teotihuacan was the city of the gods (Original) Me gusta ir a lugares llenos de historia porque te sorprende todo lo que puedes ver, las piramides son majestuosas aunque la misma gente las ha ido desgastando aun asi me gusta que se esten manteniendo con el pasar de los años. Estando en el lugar sin duda te teletransportas en el tiempo e imaginas aquellos años en los que Teotihuacan era la ciudad de los dioses

Amazing!

(Translated by Google) Poor service was when they started their first free weekend, there was an endless queue of people, the system that prints the tickets had frequent failures. They closed input 1 because they were not supplied and the system they enter to print the inputs in input 1 fell. And last but not least, if the line of people was long, the line of cars to enter the facilities was worse peor (Original) Mal servicio fuí cuando empezaban con su primer fin de semana gratis, había una cola interminable de personas, el sistema que imprime las entradas presentaba fallas frecuente. Cerraron la entrada 1 porque no se daban abasto y el sistema al que ingresan para imprimir las entradas en la entrada 1 se cayó. Y por si fuera poco si la fila de personas era larga la de los carros para que ingresaran a las instalaciones era peor ?

(Translated by Google) Good morning, do you know if it is open right now with the quarantine? (Original) Buen día, saben si está abierto ahorita con la cuarentena??

(Translated by Google) If you go up, meditation is the best way to disconnect from the illusion and reconnect with your clear nature as being, just breathe and let be, allow the vibration of this energy channeler to balance you on all planes of existence. Om Ah Hung (Original) Si subes, la meditación es la mejor manera para desconectarte de la ilusión y reconectar con tu naturaleza clara como ser, solo respira y deja ser, permite que la vibración de este canalizador de energía te equilibre en todos los planos de existencia. Om Ah Hung

(Translated by Google) This place is amazing (Original) Este lugar es increíble

(Translated by Google) Wonderful encounter with the past ❤️ (Original) Maravilloso encuentro con el pasado ❤️

If you want an uncanny experience go to Teotihuacán. It is a rich and strange adventure. The site is vast so prepare to walk a lot. There is no shade so wear a hat and bring suntan lotion. The day before the visit I asked an Uber driver in Mexico City if Uber was a good way to travel to the site. He said no because you won’t find an Uber to drive you back. So I arranged with my hotel for a cab that would drive us there, wait 3-4 hours and then drive us back. There are two museums; one with a scale model of what it looked like about 500CE, and the other is full of murals. There were no crowds when I visited in January. But check out the pictures on Google Earth - there can be a very long wait to get to the top of the Pyramid of the Sun during the high travel season. If that’s when you’re there go early.

(Translated by Google) It was very nice to see and know (Original) Fue muy bonito ver y conocer

(Translated by Google) Ecstatic !!!! After so long they are entering. (Original) Extasiada!!!! Después de tanto tiempo son entrar.

(Translated by Google) Awesome (Original) Impresionante

(Translated by Google) Okay (Original) Bueno

(Translated by Google) Excellent place to reflect on the top of the pyramid of the sun. (Original) Excelente lugar para reflexionar en la cima de la pirámide del sol.

(Translated by Google) An extraordinary ride, the view once at the top is spectacular (Original) Un paseo extraordinario, la vista una vez en la cima es espectacular

(Translated by Google) Amazing place (Original) Niesamowite miejsce

(Translated by Google) The Pyramid of the Sun is a beautiful place to visit and recharges energy, Teotihuacan is a wonderful and relaxing place, to feel the roots of our Mexico. (Original) La pirámide del Sol es un hermoso lugar para visitar y recarga la energía, Teotihuacan es lugar maravilloso y relajante, sentir las raíces de nuestro México.

Fantastic. Beautiful. Amazing. Super steep steps though! Get ready for a workout! :)

Toda mi vida he vivido aquí, casi al pie de las pirámides. Excelente lugar para visitar.

Muy bien organizado para reabrir

(Translated by Google) Being in Teotihuacan is the most beautiful thing in the world (Original) Estar en Teotihuacan es lo más bello del mundo

Breathtaking

(Translated by Google) A power spot that the former Prime Minister of Japan has also visited 😲 It's a bit far from Mexico City but I think it's a place worth visiting. (Original) 日本の前首相も訪れた事のあるパワースポット😲 メキシコシティから少し距離があるけど行く価値のある場所だと思います。

The Pyramid of the Sun is the largest building in Teotihuacan, and one of the largest in Mesoamerica. It is believed to have been constructed about 200 AD. Found along the Avenue of the Dead, in between the Pyramid of the Moon and the Ciudadela, and in the shadow of the mountain Cerro Gordo, the pyramid is part of a large complex in the heart of the city.

(Translated by Google) It's huge (Original) Es inmensa

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful (Original) Muy hermosa

(Translated by Google) Teotihuacan. It is one of the majestic ceremonial centers of Mexico. place where men become gods. Those of us from the coast greatly affect the height so you have to be very careful when going up there ... (Original) teotihuacan. es uno de los centro ceremoniales majestuosos de mexico. lugar donde los hombres se hacen dioses. los que somos de la costa nos afecta mucho la altura asi que hay que tener mucho cuidado al subir ahi...

(Translated by Google) Visited February 17, 2018 (Original) Visitata 17 febbraio 2018

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful places in Mexico! (Original) Uno de los lugares más bellos de México!

(Translated by Google) Excellent, a place to reconnect with the ancient Aztec culture, very well preserved and of great cultural value to the world. (Original) Excelente, un lugar para reencontrarse con la cultura milenaria azteca, muy bien preservado y de gran valor cultural para el mundo.

Beautiful place.Every one must visit once in a lifetime.VIVA MEXICO ❤️❤️💛

(Translated by Google) in times of COVID 19 CLOSED, don't come to waste time and gasoline. (Original) en tiempos de COVID 19 CERRADO, No vengan a perder tiempo y gasolina.

(Translated by Google) Teotihuacán, the city where men become gods, a place that you cannot miss in the state of Mexico. (Original) Teotihuacán, la ciudad donde los hombres se convierten en dioses, un lugar que no puedes dejar de visitar en el estado de México.

(Translated by Google) The temple of the Gods (Original) El templo de los Dioses

(Translated by Google) Hello, does anyone know if they open tomorrow Wednesday? (Original) Hola, alguien sabe si mañana miércoles abren?

(Translated by Google) Excellent place makes your imagination fly and more if you go with the family you have a great time (Original) Excelente lugar te hace volar la imaginación y más si vas con la familia te la pasas muy bien

I love azteca culture to bad is closed. Stupid covid19

(Translated by Google) It's really cool, but I can't go. So I put the universe in the earth. (Original) 진짜 멋진데 갈수가 없구나. 그래서 지구속에 우주를 담다.

(Translated by Google) Giant pyramid, sun&moon. The orderly appearance shows that the civilizations of the past were not unusual. If you do not have a letter, the decline of civilization is inevitable. History is recorded, again as a review The Chinese writing that summarizes all the times is great. The tragedy of American Indians It started with text. (Original) 거대한 피라미드,sun&moon. 질서 정연한 모습은 과거의 문명이 범상하지 안았음을 보여준다. 문자를 가지지 못하면 문명의 쇠락이 필연이다. 역사가 기록되고,다시 복습으로 모든 시대를 정리한 한문은 위대하다. 아메리카 인디오들의 비극은 문자로부터 시작됐다.

(Translated by Google) It's good for Mu people, but most people climb up and come down with a nice view. (Original) ムー民の方には良さげだが、大抵の人は登って眺望がいいなぐらいで降りてくる。

(Translated by Google) Very good (Original) Muy bueno

(Translated by Google) Spiritually healer (Original) Espiritualmente sanador

I've reached the top - mission accomplished. :) My phisical preparations weren't well, but I managed and I reached the top of the Pyramid of Sun. The view is incredible. Be careful during the climbing: the stairs are very narrow.

wonderful history tour! sadly i couldn’t climb to the top of the pyramids cause of covid restrictions, but that will just be my excuse to come back lol

Fascinating place of great historical significance.

If you are coming to Mexico City, this is a must see. An hour drive out of the city, you will be engulfed in Mexican culture and history. Archaeological site was beautiful, but you cannot walk up pyramids due to covid. But all in all a must see.

What can I say? Built before Technotitlan and Moctezuma... amazing beyond words, a have to absolutely ... 50min by car from centro CDMX. Closes at 5 so be there early. Historical and archeological jewel. Simply wow. During covid, museum closed and no going up the pyramid... sad but ok.

It's impressive size must be seen in person. Wish we were allowed to experience the journey up the steps and absorb the view from the top platform.

Amazing Place. The Staff is helpful and they guide and help you whenever you may need it. The pyramids are beautiful and the best part is being able to climb them and feeling that amazing fresh air. It is a beautiful experience being able to see what past civilizations built. The best part of the pyramids Experian is being able to immerse yourself in the culture with the locals there. You get to see everything from attire, toys and tools. They also have really cool jaguar and eagle whistles for sale as a nice souvenir.

WE GOT THERE A LITTLE LATE FOR THE PROVIDED GUIDE BUT GOT GOOD INSIGHT FROM A GOOD FRIEND OF MINE BEAUTIFUL EXPERIENCE AND TRULY AMAZED TO SEE THE ACTUAL SCALE OF THESE ENORMOUS WONDERS WILL DEFINITELY HAVE TO VISIT AGAIN👌👌👌👌👌GOD WILLING AND A SHOUT OUT TO DON MIGUEL WICH WAS VERY HELPFUL WITH HIS IN LIGHTING INFORMATION AND DOÑA NATALIA THAT GAVE US A REAL FAIR PRICE ON OUR SOUVENIRS P.S MAKE SURE TO WHERE COMFORTABLE SHOES AND A BIG HAT😁✌🏼

A must visit and beautiful site . About two hours drive from Mexico city. Undoubtedly this is a magical place so full of intension and certain charm. You can soak in the culture of Deprespanico and learn about the wonders of all ancient civilizations. This is definitely not to be missed in Mexico City. The Pyramid of the Sun is the largest structure in Teotihuacan, and the second largest in Mesoamerica. It is also the third largest pyramid in the world. The original purpose of the Pyramid of the Sun is unknown, though archaeologists believe it originally had an altar on top of the Pyramid. Therefore, it most likely was built to honor a deity. Unfortunately, looting over the years has reduced the material available for study.Teotihuacan is the name of a Mesoamerican indigenous civilization and its grandest city, once the largest city in Mexico. It is the tallest building in ancient Mexico, near a huge square, folded in a ladder and built a very steep step directly ahead.

It's a amazing place! You should come to see the magnificent pyramid! Here is large park and remember to bring the hat and water.

I mean, what can I say, stunning! It is very hot & dry, so make sure to bring water. Also the stairs are narrow & tall, so be careful!

The pyramids of the Sun and of the Moon are great. Unfortunately, you cannot climb them anymore. Trip to go there from don't town Mexico City is almost 1h45. Bring your sunscreen. Better to visit early to avoid many tourists buses.

If you are visiting CDMX, do yourself a favor and hop on a bus from from the northern terminal, spend a paltry 60 pesos, and experience one of the most fascinating sights you will ever see. This architectural wonder has seem visitors from scores of empires, would-be conquerers, and all the forces of “progress” that mankind can muster, yet it outlasted them all. Steep yourself in the views, the history, the architecture, the masonry, and the paintings. Make sure to trek ten minutes north of the Avenue of the Dead to the museum, where you can see frescos and murals removed from the site by archaeologists (included in the price of your ticket). This is a definite must see for any person visiting Mexico!

Awe inspiring archeological wonder. The work and time that it took to build this was amazing. The history that is there will leave you in wonderment. Worth every penny to get there and see this pyramid.