Gastronomy

The food scene in Mexico City is an essential part of its identity and one of the most memorable experiences for visitors during the FIFA World Cup 2026™. Each dish reflects centuries of history, tradition, and culinary creativity in a city celebrated worldwide for its diverse Mexican cuisine.

From traditional street food and tacos al pastor, to world-class restaurants and contemporary dining, the capital offers a wide range of flavors that complement the passion for football and make every meal a celebration beyond the soccer field.

Whether exploring bustling food markets, tasting authentic regional specialties, or discovering innovative plates in iconic neighborhoods, Mexico City becomes a top traveling destination.

Culture

History and creativity coexist in every corner of Mexico City’s cultural scene, a capital where past and present come alive through art, traditions, and iconic landmarks. During the FIFA World Cup 2026™, this rich cultural diversity becomes an essential part of the experience for soccer fans and visitors exploring Mexico City travel and culture.

Museums, artistic expressions, historic sites, and dynamic cultural spaces pulse with life alongside the rhythm of soccer. From world-class institutions like the National Museum of Anthropology and the Palace of Fine Arts, to immersive cultural circuits and local heritage, Mexico City invites visitors to celebrate global sport while preserving its identity and cultural legacy.

Sports

Sports are a constant part of life in Mexico City, a capital known for world-class sporting moments in football and other disciplines such as Mexican wrestling. During the FIFA World Cup 2026™, this dynamic sports culture extends far beyond the stadiums and into daily life across the city.

Cycling, athletics, basketball, and outdoor activities thrive in parks, public spaces, and iconic venues. Locals and visitors alike can enjoy active travel by practicing sports or joining events, making Mexico City a vibrant sports tourism destination during the FIFA World Cup™️ period.

Airport

Mexico City International Airport (AICM) is one of the main gateways into Mexico and a key travel hub for visitors arriving during the FIFA World Cup 2026™. Strategically located, it offers easy access to different areas of the capital and to World Cup host venues in Mexico City.

With extensive services, strong flight connectivity, and multiple transportation options linking passengers quickly to the city center and surrounding regions, the airport becomes the first point of contact for travelers arriving in a city ready to welcome the world.

• Visit the official site of the Mexico City International Airport in case you need more information about your flight status, airlines, passenger services, etc.
• In case you need to contact the airport directly, these are the numbers you can call: (55) 2482-2424 or (55) 2598-7000.

Routes

Exploring Mexico City travel routes reveals a diverse, connected capital full of contrasts. During the FIFA World Cup 2026™, urban routes make it easy for visitors and soccer fans to move between host venues, iconic sites, and key zones such as Historic Center, Coyoacán, Roma/Condesa, and Xochimilco.

These neighborhoods tend to be the most frequented by tourists because of their historical relevance, their rich gastronomy, and the diverse activities and experiences they offer: from visiting museums, to riding on a Trajinera.

Major avenues, official tourist routes linking cultural zones, and improved transportation options ensure smooth connections between stadiums, cultural hotspots, and places of great interest.

These well-planned paths and mobility services become part of the overall World Cup experience, enhancing both sightseeing and travel convenience on match and non-match days.

Transportation

Getting around Mexico City’s public transport system is part of the urban experience in one of the world’s largest capitals. During the FIFA World Cup 2026™, its extensive network of Metro, Metrobús, Trolebús, Cablebús, Tren Ligero, buses and more helps soccer fans and visitors reach key destinations across the city with ease.

Travelers will be able to access most public transport services using the Tarjeta de Movilidad Integrada. This card will help make connections between stadiums, tourist zones and cultural spaces efficient and convenient during the FIFA World Cup™️.

With improvements and expansions underway, including new routes and modernized infrastructure aimed at supporting millions of visitors during the tournament, Mexico City stands ready to offer accessible, diverse transportation options for national and international travelers alike.

• If you wish to see the official map of public transportation routes such as the Metro, Metrobús, Interurban Train and Electric Transportation Service, we recommend to consult it on the official website of Mexico City: https://www.semovi.cdmx.gob.mx/movilidad-integrada/mi-mapa
• You can also check out information about the use of Ecobici bikes, bike parking, Integrated Mobility Card recharge centers, and more on the official government website: https://semovi.cdmx.gob.mx/movilidad-integrada-
• In case of emergency, call 911 to get help.