Mexico City, one of the largest and most populous cities in the world with more than 8 million inhabitants in its 16 mayors, and more than 20 million in its metropolitan area composed mainly of the surroundings of the State of Mexico; it has a great importance in cultural, entertainment, health and religious tourism due to being a globalized and multicultural city, where a large number of foreigners reside and where their historical stages are combined in an environment of large buildings, houses of different artistic styles such as art deco, art nouveau, minimalist, baroque, rococo, among others coming mainly from France and Spain.

Also called the City of Palaces, a large number of imposing old buildings that served as palaces and are used today as museums, schools, houses and businesses are preserved. Giving a multicultural touch to the city. Along with its palaces, it is made up of cultural neighborhoods around it:

Colonia del Valle, Polanco, Corredor Roma - Condesa and the Colonia San Rafael  are only a few neighborhoods that have to be visited when touring in Mexico City, well known for being conservative, maintaining a large number of theaters, art galleries, coffee shops, bookstores, parks, sculptures and fountains, these areas are currently the preferred to inhabit due to their quality of life.

Santa Fé, Presidente Masaryk or Interlomas, where stores of all kinds are maintained, highlighting the fashion shops from the main houses in the world such as Louis Vuitton, Coach, Cartier, Bvlgari, Tommy Hilfiger, Salvatore Ferragamo among many others.

Mixcoac and Coyoacán are now part of Mexico City, but in past years they formed the periphery of it; towns where the first textile factories were established in Mexico and where they currently maintain their constructions that are embellished with their parks and taste for trees in houses and old factories of giant courtyards.

If culture is your thing, you cannot miss the most important museums in the city. Rufino Tamayo Museum: one of the most recognized Mexican painters, the National Museum of Art, located on Tacuba Street: a highly decorated palace that maintains the most important collection of Mexican art with works by its main painters since the viceroyalty to the avant-garde painting by Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, Siqueiros and many others.Palacio de Bellas Artes; where murals of the main muralists of Mexico are exhibited, as well as the exhibition of plays and classical music. The National Museum of Anthropology and history for its part is located in Polanco and exhibits the life of pre-Columbian Mexico, with historical pieces rescued from Mexican culture.

Do not stay without knowing all the wonderful places that Mexico City offers you. Visit any of our branches, rent a car and let the Alamo Mexico team accompany you on this great adventure. It does not matter if your trip is for business or pleasure, we will always have promotions and offers for you on our website.

There is nothing that Tijuana envies to the rest of the cities in Mexico. On the contrary, this city has much more to offer than just a taco experience, nightlife, fun and the classic border.

Its location has always been considered privileged for communication between the states of Baja California Norte and Sur. Tijuana is a fascinating place for residents and those who live on the other side of the wall. It has magic, charm and everything you need to forget the stereotypes of traditional tourist destinations.

Tijuana offers a wide gastronomic variety with Mexican and international haute cuisine establishments, a modern hotel infrastructure, important service centers for conventions, a modern international airport and many more places.

What are you waiting to visit Tijuana and be amaze with it’s charm? Don’t forget that is possible to rent a car directly in the airport or in our central branch, or if you prefer, plan and make your reservation from the Alamo México website.

Guadalajara, the second largest metropolis in Mexico, is actually the union of three cities. The result is a fascinating neighborhood mosaic with its own atmosphere and charm.

You will be surprised by its modern shopping centers and nightclubs located a few meters from the historic center, whose architecture and murals come from the colonial era. You can also disconnect in its parks or in the nearby Bosque de la Primavera.

If you travel during the first week of September, don't miss the Festival Internacional del Mariachi. The city, considered the place of origin of this musical genre, offers restaurants with live music and bands playing in the streets and in the most popular places.

The downtown area is the oldest part and possibly where you will spend most of your time. It stands out for the narrow streets and for its admirable architectural monuments, such as the Cathedral and the Palacio Municipal of Guadalajara.

Tlaquepaque, integrated now in Guadalajara, deserves a visit. In it you can buy traditional works of art and ceramics. If you like pottery, the Premio Nacional de la Cerámica is a must. In addition, El Parián is a large building with several restaurants and live music.

Guadalajara is one of those cities that impresses from the first moment, its traditions, culture and gastronomy make the “Perla Tapatia” one of the favorite places of daring travelers who seek to live Mexico to the fullest. What do you expect to book with Alamo Mexico and travel by car to all the places that this beautiful city offers you? We are sure it will be an unforgettable experience.