Where to Stay
- Four Seasons Mexico City – Elegant hacienda-style courtyard, perfect service, and central on Paseo de la Reforma.
- Sofitel Mexico City Reforma – Sleek, modern, with unbeatable skyline views and a rooftop bar.
- Las Alcobas (Polanco) – Boutique and deeply personalized service, in an upscale shopping area.
- Condesa DF – Trendy, with Art Deco vibes and a rooftop bar in the chic Condesa neighborhood.
Day 1: Art, Architecture & Cocktails
- Private architecture or street art tour.
- Visit Museo Jumex (contemporary art) and Museo Soumaya (private collection of Carlos Slim).
- Lunch at Pujol – World-renowned restaurant by chef Enrique Olvera (tasting menu; book well in advance).
- Stroll or shop in Polanco (Avenida Masaryk = Mexico’s Rodeo Drive).
- Evening drinks at Cityzen Rooftop Bar (at Sofitel) or Toledo Rooftop (cooler, Roma vibe).
Day 2: Culture, Cuisine & Spa
- Private tour of Frida Kahlo Museum in Coyoacán (skip the line, enjoy early access).
- Explore San Ángel or Coyoacán neighborhoods with a guide.
- Lunch at San Ángel Inn – historic and upscale, near Diego Rivera’s studio.
- Afternoon spa treatment at Remède Spa (St. Regis) or Aurora Spa at Las Alcobas.
- Dinner at Quintonil – another of Latin America’s top restaurants.
Day 3: Teotihuacán by Helicopter + Shopping
- Private helicopter tour to Teotihuacán Pyramids (luxurious and time-saving, with incredible views).
- Champagne brunch or picnic arranged by your concierge.
- Afternoon return: High-end shopping in Polanco (visit shops like Cartier, Louis Vuitton, or Mexican designers like Yakampot and Sandra Weil).
- Dinner at Rosetta in Roma Norte – romantic, Italian-Mexican fusion in a beautiful colonial mansion.
Bonus Options
- Private mezcal or tequila tasting.
- Chef’s table dinner at Maximo Bistrot or Sud 777.
- Visit Casa Gilardi or Casa Barragán (modernist architecture) with a private guide.
- Spend an afternoon at Club de Industriales.
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