We are very excited for you to join us for our wedding, and we want to help you make the most of your trip! We’ve put together a list of amazing places to visit around Mexico, from nearby getaways to destinations a bit farther away. We hope you take this opportunity to explore everything this incredible country has to offer!

For bus travel, we recommend these comfortable options, with stations closest to Polanco, Roma, and Condesa:

ETN Turistar – https://etn.com.mx

Primera Plus – https://www.primeraplus.com.mx

ADO Platino – https://www.ado.com.mx

Bus stations:

Terminal de Norte, Terminal Observatorio & Terminal Ángel de la Independencia (smaller, mainly to Querétaro)

You can check schedules for all companies here:

Reservamos.mx

Checkmybus.com.mx

Why Visit: One of Mexico’s most beautiful towns, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with stunning architecture, cobblestone streets, vibrant art scene, artisan markets and amazing food. San Miguel is a MUST!

How to Get There:

By Bus: ETN Turistar Lujo and Primera Plus depart from Terminal Norte.

By Car: ~3 hours via the Mexico-Querétaro highway.

Why visit? Valle de Bravo, a picturesque Pueblo Mágico, is known for its lake, forested hills, and tranquil atmosphere. It’s also a renowned destination for wellness retreats, offering yoga, meditation, and spa experiences. Its an ideal escape for both adventure and relaxation.

How to Get There:

By Bus: Comfortable buses like Flecha Roja run regularly from Terminal de Autobuses Observatorio, taking about 2 hours.

By Car: A 2-hour drive (160 km) from Mexico City via Autopista México-Toluca (Highway 15).

Why Visit: Famous for its colonial architecture, including beautiful buildings adorned with Talavera tiles, and its exceptional cuisine, like mole poblano. Nearby Cholula boasts the Great Pyramid, the largest by volume in the world.

How to Get There:

By Bus: Primera Plus or ADO buses from Terminal Norte (2 hours).

By Car: 2-hour drive via the México-Puebla highway.

Why visit? If you’re looking to add some sun and sea to your trip, Acapulco is the perfect spot. With its beautiful beaches, lively atmosphere, and iconic cliff divers, it’s a great place to unwind before or after the wedding.

How to Get There:

By bus: You can take a comfortable bus from Primera Plus, departing from Terminal de Observatorio in Mexico City.

By plane: There are direct flights from Mexico City to Acapulco, which take about 1 hour.

We recommend considering the below airlines for your flights:

Aeromexico - https://www.aeromexico.com

Volaris - https://www.volaris.com/

Viva Aerobus - https://www.vivaaerobus.com

While Aeromexico offers a premium experience, Volaris and Viva Aerobus are great & more affordable options for traveling across Mexico.

Why Visit? The Riviera Maya has a mix of everything—beautiful beaches, crystal-clear water, amazing sea life, party, and a lot of history. You can swim with sea turtles in Akumal, snorkel with manta rays at El Cielo beach near Cozumel, dive into cenotes, or even spot whale sharks in the island of Holbox. Chichen Itzá, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, with its iconic pyramid and impressive Mayan ruins is just a few hours from Cancún. If you're more into beach clubs and nightlife Tulum and Playa del Carmen are your place. The Mayan culture is everywhere—whether you’re visiting the Tulum Ruins right on the beach or exploring the jungle to find the Coba Ruins.

Weather in September: The weather is warm, with temperatures around 28-30°C (82-86°F), although you can expect occasional afternoon rains (which are usually brief) due to hurricane season. While hurricanes aren’t guaranteed, it's important to keep an eye on weather forecasts. However, the region remains a great place to visit during this time for fewer crowds and lower prices.

How to Get There: Direct flights from CDMX to Cancún (~2 hours). From there, it’s easy to take a ferry to places like Holbox or Cozumel. If you’re heading back to Europe, Cancún has direct flights to London and Germany, making it a convenient spot to catch a flight home.

Why Visit? A cultural gem known for its rich indigenous traditions, colonial architecture, and exceptional food, including the famous mole and mezcal. Explore the colorful streets of Oaxaca City, visit ancient Zapotec ruins at Monte Albán, and experience the vibrant markets. The surrounding region offers scenic landscapes, traditional villages, and culinary experiences that are hard to beat.

How to Get There: Direct flights from CDMX to Oaxaca (~1 hour).

Why Visit? Los Cabos is known for the Sea of Cortez, often referred to as the Aquarium of the World by Jacques Cousteau due to its rich marine biodiversity. It's a paradise for snorkeling, diving, and whale watching, with clear waters teeming with vibrant sea life. Todos Santos, a charming town nearby, is home to the iconic Hotel California, immortalized in the Eagles' famous song. Whether you're exploring its stunning beaches, the desert landscapes, or its sea life, Los Cabos offers a peaceful escape into nature.

Weather in September: Warm temperatures around 30°C (86°F), with occasional showers and minimal risk of hurricanes.

How to Get There: Direct flights from CDMX to Los Cabos (~2.5 hours).

Why Visit? The birthplace of the Mariachi! Mexico's second-largest city, is known for its rich cultural heritage, tortas ahogadas, and tequila. Explore the historic center, tlaquepaque, museums, or visit the Tequila region.

How to Get There: Direct flights from CDMX (~1 hour)

Why Visit? Puerto Vallarta is the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure due to its jungles and multiple beaches. One of the things that make Vallarta stand out are the hidden beaches and beach clubs that can only be reached by boat. Marietas Islands is a must-see and is ideal for snorkeling and exploring. Las Animas Beach Club offers a laid-back atmosphere, perfect for unwinding by the sea.

How to get there: Direct Flights from CDMX (~1.5 hrs)

Why visit? Chiapas is a place where culture and nature come together in the most beautiful way. Explore the charming streets of San Cristóbal de las Casas with its cobblestone roads and vibrant markets, or take in the natural beauty of Sumidero Canyon and the lively atmosphere of Tuxtla Gutiérrez. Whether you're looking to relax or explore, Chiapas offers the perfect mix of adventure and tranquility.

How to get there: The easiest way to get to Chiapas is by flying into Tuxtla Gutiérrez (about 1.5 hours from Mexico City). From there, it’s a 1.5-hour drive to San Cristóbal de las Casas, where you can start your adventure.