Full-size Cars in Mexico

The parking lots in front of Terminal 1 (the domestic and international areas) comprise 5,500 parking spaces. The parking lot with 3,000 car spaces is positioned near Terminal 2. There is a free shuttle van service for certain categories of passengers, which are elderly people, pregnant women and people with disabilities. Valet parking services are provided in the parking lot next to T1 (the domestic area).

Such hotels as the Camino Real, the Hilton and the Izzzleep Aeropuerto are nestled not far from Terminal 1. The NH hotel, which hosts 300 rooms for its guests, is set beside Terminal 2. The hotels offer Hotel Shuttle service from Terminal 1 (Gate 4) and Terminal 2 to their guests. Read all...

Do you want to explore wondrous and mysterious areas of the city? Places like that do exist in Mexico City. Make sure you visit Calzada de los Misterios - it is still not clearly known why the picturesque street was called mysterious. The street is really interesting to explore as there are many attractive looking buildings. The facades of some buildings are decorated with graffiti. There is also an old partially destroyed house on that street. Locals claim that the house is still unsold because of ghosts that live there, not because of the devastating look of the building. The most attentive travelers will also find an old tree, which is also located on that street. The old tree has become famous because of one unusual thing – a cactus lives in the tree hollow, and it’s not known how it manages to grow there.

If you want to make your vacation more exciting by trying something completely unusual, it’s time to hunt benches on the streets! The best way of “hunting” is together with a photo camera because many local benches are true architecture masterpieces. While looking at some of them, it’s even hard to tell at a glance that the unusual construction is a mere public bench. The variety of shapes and materials is incredibly rich. It’s possible to find the unusual benches absolutely everywhere – in parks and avenues, on squares and even in inner yards of some houses.
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