If there’s one thing that sets Mexico City apart, it’s that it always has something to offer. Even at the beginning of the week, there are museums open, must-see movies, and tours. Here are some examples of things you can do on a Monday in Mexico City. Make your plans as soon as possible!
From $339
Gather all your friends because this experience will make you feel like you’re inside a video game. There are different rooms with challenges and games that will test your skill, speed, and intelligence.
You’ll have to work as a team and fight to get as many coins as possible. Wear comfortable clothes so that nothing stops the fun!
Café Museo
$95 general admission
The terrace of the Kaluz Museum is a perfect place to visit on a Monday. Here you can have a coffee while you clear your mind or enjoy the view of the Alameda Central. No matter what time you go, there are breakfasts, cocktails, and wines. We recommend going in the afternoon to enjoy the golden hour. Visit from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
From $420
This is a magical experience that will connect you with your spiritual side. Mystika consists of art installations created by Pepe Soho; the theme is natural sanctuaries such as the monarch butterfly sanctuary. And of course, you can take lots of photos. Ideal for clearing your mind and starting the week off on the right foot.
From $230, plus skate rental
Learn to skate! This skating studio has an incredible rink where you can practice your best moves, all to the sound of music.
This school will teach you how to skate (if you’re a beginner) or improve your techniques. On Mondays, there are classes for adults, teenagers, and kids. Grab your skates!
Different prices
There’s nothing like starting the week with a delicious breakfast. One place to do so is Buenos Díaz, a Porfirio Díaz-themed café that will transport you back in time. Here they serve Mexican dishes, sweet breads, snacks, and much more.
After the feast, you can head to the Hotel Geneve (next door) where you’ll see photos, outfits, letters, and even a telephone that plays the voice of the Mexican foreign minister. Without a doubt, this is a great plan for when you’re looking for something to do on Monday.
From $250
Monday is the perfect day to play a game of pool. Círculo 99 is the ideal pool hall for this. The Obrera branch is open from the first day of the week and also has a ping pong table. Here you can find other pool halls in Mexico City.
$105 general admission for Mexican citizens and $210 for foreigners
This is a reliable plan for when you don’t know what to do near Mexico City on a Monday. The Teotihuacan Archaeological Zone is a tour to learn about ancient Mesoamerican society, recharge your energy, and be amazed by its pyramids. Open every day of the year!
Various prices
Most museums in Mexico City are closed on Mondays; however, there are some venues that keep their doors open on this day. For example, you can visit the Charrería Museum, the Antique Toy Museum, or the Wax Museum.
Even the Pulque and Pulquerías Museum, as well as the Tequila and Mezcal Museum, are also open on Mondays. What better way to start the week than with a drink, don’t you think?
Mirador de la Latino
$220 when purchasing online
Mondays are a good day to visit the Torre Latinoamericana, as you are unlikely to encounter as many people as you would on the weekend. Take advantage of the afternoon and go up to watch the sunset. You can buy your tickets online or directly at the ticket office.
Inbursa Aquarium
From $300
We’ll swim, we’ll swim. Head to the Inbursa Aquarium to see different marine animals such as sharks, fish , penguins, turtles, and many more. It’s a great plan for any day of the week. However, if this place doesn’t convince you, here’s a list of great aquariums in Mexico City.
