Holy Week 2026 is here! Keep reading because we’ll tell you what to do on Good Friday 2026 in Mexico City. There will be plenty of experiences, events, and places open.
The exhibition “Only Light, Spring” on Paseo de la Reforma has been extended and can now be visited until Sunday, April 5, 2026. The exhibition, consisting of 13 pieces between the Angel of Independence and the Estela de Luz, includes enormous figures. Get your camera ready because you’re sure to take plenty of photos.
Looking for something to do on Good Friday in Mexico City? This festival is a great option, as there will be activities in all four sections of Chapultepec Forest, including free concerts, an immersive experience, and even a virtual reality activity that will make you feel like you’re in the ocean.
Let the kids know! If you don’t know where to go on Good Friday, keep reading because the Bluey’s House experience will be open. It’s an immersive activity that will transport them into the character’s universe. The kids will find challenges, games, and clues. They’ll have a blast.
The Great Sale of books, CDs, and movies returns to the Monument to the Revolution from April 1 to 5, 2026, with thousands of titles at very low prices, starting at $10 pesos. You’ll find all kinds of items and activities. You’re sure to find interesting titles.
Plan a water-themed outing in the city without spending a penny. Recreational centers in the Iztapalapa district are offering free swimming pools during Holy Week, with options like a wave pool, water slides, and additional activities featuring music and games. Let the kids know and head out for some fun.
Michin Aquarium
This aquarium is one of the places open on Good Friday in Mexico City. Not only will you see marine species and other animals, but you’ll also enjoy various activities. For example, from April 3 to 5, you can hunt for lucky eggs on the premises and win prizes.
Aztlán, Chapultepec Fair
Don’t know what to do on Good Friday in Mexico City and love amusement park rides? Aztlán will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on April 3. In addition to its regular attractions, it will feature a free immersive water-themed experience as part of the 2026 Forest Festival.
A dip and a Japanese barbecue. The event is organized by the Mexico-Japan Association and includes access to a pool, buffet, and Japanese barbecue; it takes place from April 2 to 5, with general hours from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (barbecue on April 4 and 5). Space is limited; reservations via WhatsApp are recommended.
This experience is one of the venues that will be open on Good Friday. Take advantage of these days off to learn more about the history of Formula 1®. The best part is that you’ll see cars, helmets, and much more. There’s even a simulator where you’ll feel like a real driver. We recommend bringing headphones since the activity is very interactive.
