Getting there, hours and rules

Transport

• Metro. Chapultepec (Line 1), Auditorio and Constituyentes (Line 7). Observatorio (Line 1) connects with the interurban train. $5 MXN.
• Cablebús Line 3. Six stations across the four sections in 21 minutes: Los Pinos/Constituyentes, Panteón de Dolores, Charrería, PARCUR/Colegio de Arquitectos, Cineteca Nacional/Bodega de Arte and Vasco de Quiroga. $7 with the Integrated Mobility Card. Mon-Fri 5:00 am-11:00 pm, Sat 6:00 am-11:00 pm, Sun and holidays 7:00 am-11:00 pm. Wheelchairs and bicycles allowed.
• "El Insurgente" interurban train. Vasco de Quiroga station, with a walking transfer to the cable car; last train to Toluca around 11:00 pm.
• Los Pinos and Chivatito elevated walkways. Pedestrian and bike bridges between the First and Second Sections, open 24 hours, stroller- and wheelchair-friendly.
• Electric mini-train. A 30-minute ride through 15 points of the First Section; departs in front of the Site Museum every 25 minutes. $25-$40; Wednesday night ride ($50, buy online).
• RTP buses 115 and 118 to Vasco de Quiroga.
• By car. Public parking at the Cineteca (233 spaces) and the former gunpowder factory; elsewhere, street parking and patience. We recommend public transport.

Hours by section

Rules worth knowing

• Mondays the First Section and the INAH, INBAL and SEDEMA museums are closed.
• Sundays free admission for nationals and residents at the National Museum of Anthropology, the Castle, the Caracol, the MAM and the Tamayo. The Natural History Museum, the Cárcamo and the Cineteca are inexpensive every day.
• Pets allowed in the Second and Third Sections and in the Polvorines dog parks; in the First only at the Gandhi Dog Park.
• Bikes and skates: tracks and circuits in the Second and Third Sections; the cable car allows bikes.
• Emergencies: 911. To report litter, damage or service failures, use Care.

Hours and prices are verified monthly and may change without notice. Please confirm before visiting.