Teotihuacán

This place was amazing. So much space and so many pyramids. Many of them well preserved. We visited this place in late April early in the morning so the weather was great and almost no people!

Magical place, history at its best. Clean space. Get into the history of the Aztec civilization and explore all of the buildings that remain in this huge old city. Experiment the weird system of acoustic construction. There's almost no shadow no better where some hat, solar protection is not a bad idea. Bring some water because you expect to stay and walk 3 hours at least. You can do it by yourself or with a wide range of guides easy available at the entrance

What a majestic place! Transports one back in history. Must visit. You can spend a few hours here. Nicely maintained. Lots of souvenir shops. Not recommended for people with physical disabilities. Take water along, a sombrero or hat or umbrella. Can get really hot.

They don't lie when they say it gets packed around noon! I arrived around 9:30am on Sunday and it was calm, only a few souvenir sellers even. As I was leaving the Quetzalcoatl temple around noon, there were a lot more people and it was a lot hotter with the sun higher in the sky. The complex is giant. It took me 4 hours to see everything. Very cool experience. The information signs are in Spanish, English, and a language I didn't recognize (maybe a local language). A few are too bleached by the sun to read, but majority are good. I took the bus from the north bus terminal. The return stop is hard to find, but it's to the right as you exit gate 2 after the ticket office. Bring warm clothes for the morning, water, snacks, hat, sunnies, and good walking shoes.

Best seen from a Hot air balloon 🎈. The tour guides are great and the captains of the balloons are with great talent to float amongst all the other balloons. We did a tour with extras, but stick to a transportation and balloon ride. This made the trip. Also we did a morning ride to see the sunrise, well.worth the early morning wake up. Highly recommend the morning.

it is truly something to see it is still well maintained and not overrun with stalls of people trying to sell you cat whistles to do it justice you really could do the entire compound in an hour try to go in the morning to avoid crowds.

Incredible place! Happy to see that it is not possible anymore to go up/in most of the structures. Enough facilities, clean toilets. Make sure to bring sun protection as there is no escaping in the shadow (even in the Mexican winter). You can get here on your own from Del Norte busstation.

A great place to spend the day. You can have a tour or go alone. It's a huge space with stairs, so be aware that you need to climb 🪜 There are many souvenir sellers. You can pay with card everywhere.