If you are looking for what to do this Sunday in CDMX, you’ve come to the right place!
This guide will get you out of the house so you can enjoy your Sunday without getting bored. Organize your agenda, gather your favorite people and get ready to have fun.
50 projection at the planetarium, plus $90 for the entrance fee.
Put on your astronaut suit to navigate among the constellations! The José de la Herrán Planetarium will welcome you with films and documentaries about astronomy.
If you want to learn more about space, come to Universum on Sunday from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.
The official Netflix experience has finally arrived in Mexico City! This plan will make you live your own story with your favorite characters and the scenarios of this legendary series. Of course, all with an eighties atmosphere.
Keep in mind that you will only be able to visit it for a short time, so don’t waste time and go for it this Sunday!
$1,300 per person
The Perfume Museum has workshops where you will learn how to create your own perfume. You will discover different scents and find the combination that suits you best. The activity includes materials and advice from an expert perfumer. The sessions are at 1:00 pm.
No matter if you live in Mexico City or you are visiting, the Monument to the Revolution is an attraction that will never cease to amaze you.
The experience of contemplating it is beautiful, but imagine going up to its viewpoint through a panoramic elevator!
From its highest point you will have a breathtaking view of the city.
Sunday walk
Free of charge
The old reliable one! Get on your bike and join the CDMX Sunday Ride. In this tour you can also go on foot, on roller skates or skateboard. The route generally includes Paseo de la Reforma, Calzada de Guadalupe, Condesa, División del Norte, Centro Histórico, Patriotismo, Eje 7 Sur, Eje 2 Norte and Coyoacán. Start your Sunday with the best energy!
If you are looking for something to do on a Sunday night in CDMX, this experience is the option for you.
This is an illuminated tour in the Chapultepec Forest; trees and gardens shine with hundreds of lights, while you enter nature through sound effects and projections.
Light Cycles will be there for a season, so visit it as soon as possible.
Free admission
We have a lot of museums to visit! The best thing is that some of them are free admission on Sundays. If you are planning to see an exhibition, but don’t have much budget, this plan should not be missing in your agenda.
Various prices, check the list here.
You don’t need to leave the city to enjoy a day of sun and swimming pool. In CDMX there are plenty of hotels with swimming pool day passes. You can use the facilities, relax and enjoy a cocktail from the bar.
Don’t wait in line and buy your tickets here
This museum is an excellent option, as you will find one of the most complete collections of painting, literature, art and design in Latin America.
There are temporary and permanent exhibitions that you will contemplate walking through the corridors of the sixteenth century and a beautiful garden.
In addition, the venue is located on one of the most conveniently located avenues in the Historic Center, so it will be very easy to move and jump from one place to another.
Various schedules
It’s not only on Sundays, it’s a lot of fun! CDMX Secreta has an updated guide for you to have fun from Friday to Sunday.
You will find unique events, gastronomic plans, concerts, openings and many more places. You can consult and save it here.