Best places: Things to dos in Santa Fe, Mexico

This historic hilltop castle with views of Mexico City houses the National Museum of History.

Popular anthropology museum showcasing artifacts from as far back as the ancient Maya civilization.

Museum housing an extensive art collection, much of it European, in a modern, curving structure.

Striking place of worship built in the 1940s, with modernist details & reliefs on the facade.

👍👍 El edificio es increíble, el archivo y la atención son fantásticos. La información que aquí está resguardada es indispensable para entender el desarrollo de la investigación científica en México.

This sprawling city park is 686 hectares & features many attractions such as a zoo & museums.

Popular performing-arts venue hosting events such as concerts, live theater & exhibitions.

Once the site of an oil refinery, this public park features trails, gardens & children's play areas.

Urban green space with paved trails, play equipment & water features, plus sculptures & restaurants.

👍👍 I love this place the best to breathe fresh air and exercise. Everything is very well kept and clean. The people selling juices and sportswear are super friendly. It is safe to leave the cars

Remains of a 17th-century Carmelite convent inside the Desierto de los Leones National Park.

Cacti & chili plant displays, plus rare orchids in an ornate glasshouse with a stained-glass roof.

👍👍 A monument commemorating the heroic death of six military cadets, ranging in age from 13 to 18 years, approximately, during the Spanish-American War, in 1847. One of the cadets, Juan Escutia, is said to have wrapped himself in a Mexican flag and jumped to his death off the cliff in Chapultepec fores...

👍👍 Beautiful place. Do not miss it

👍👍 Our family of 4 - with two teens- had a wonderful time with Maricela. It was easy to set up our tour, she was responsive and on time. Her knowledge of the Museo de Anthropologia is remarkable, she is extremely well versed, engaging, hospitable and kind. It almost seemed like if you asked her abo...

👍👍 A very cool spot to relax from the chaos of the city.

👍👍 La primer casa presidencial que utilizó un presidente de México después del Castillo de Chapultepec. Actualmente está destinada para una exposición muy completa sobre Lázaro Cárdenas, que fue el primer ocupante del inmueble junto con su familia.

Imposing square fountain carved with scenes from the life of the pre-Columbian ruler Nezahualcoyotl.