Direct flights to Mexico City

Mexico City is colourful, vibrant and often eccentric. The capital of Mexico, Mexico City, is North America’s highest city and is situated in a sprawling valley over 2000 metres above sea level. Boasting a fascinating history and culture dating back to ancient times, this densely populated city is full of interesting attractions and sights.

As well as its many museums, galleries, cathedrals and palaces, Mexico City also has a darker side with crippling poverty, overcrowded slums, high levels of pollution and crime. However despite its problems, Mexico City is a mecca for visitors and tourists with its frenetic energy and zest for life.

All direct flights to Mexico City

There are many airlines which serve Mexico's capital city. If you want to know which airports offer some of the most frequent direct flights to Mexico City, please have a look at the list below. Here you find both domestic and international options. Follow the links to see all flight options from each airport.

From other Mexican airports

• Direct flights from Cancun (CUN) to Mexico City (MEX)
• Direct flights from Monterrey (MTY) to Mexico City (MEX)
• Direct flights from Guadalajara (GDL) to Mexico City (MEX)
• Direct flights from Tijuana (TIJ) to Mexico City (MEX)
• Direct flights from Merida (MID) to Mexico City (MEX)
  

From US airports

• Direct flights from Houston (IAH) to Mexico City (MEX)
• Direct flights from Miami (MIA) to Mexico City (MEX)
• Direct flights from Los Angeles (LAX) to Mexico City (MEX)
• Direct flights from New York (JFK) to Mexico City (MEX)
• Direct flights from Chicago (ORD) to Mexico City (MEX)

Other international flights – direct connections

• Direct flights from Bogota (BOG) to Mexico City (MEX)
• Direct flights from Madrid (MAD) to Mexico City (MEX)
• Direct flights from Guatemala (GUA) to Mexico City (MEX)
• Direct flights from Toronto (YYZ) to Mexico City (MEX)
• Direct flights from London (LHR) to Mexico City (MEX)

Experience history and art in Mexico City

Head to Zocalo, the heart of Mexico City and its historical centre and one of the world’s largest squares. Constructed from stones from ancient Aztec temples and palaces, Zocalo is home to the Mexican government, Palacio Nacional and Catedral Metropolitana as well as boutique shops and luxury hotels.

Close to Zocalo is the main temple of Aztec Tenochtitlan, this excavated site was believed to be the heart of the universe in Aztec times and is now home to a superb museum. Mexico City boasts several world class museums including Museo Frida Kahlo, home to Mexico’s most famous artist, Museo de la Caricatura, dedicated to Mexico’s popular tradition of cartooning and the National Museum of Anthropology with a superb collection of rare artefacts.

A short distance north of Mexico City is Teotihuacan, Mexico’s biggest and most important ancient city and a huge site containing two huge and incredible pyramids. Dating back to 1AD, the ancient city of Teotihuacan is a fascinating archaeological attraction with grand avenues, a Citadel, tombs and frescoes.

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Weather and climate in Mexico City

Mexico City has a subtropical highland climate, due to its tropical location and high elevation. The average annual temperature varies from 12 to 16 °C, depending on the altitude of the borough. Lowest temperatures, usually registered during January and February, may reach -2 to -5 °C, usually accompanied by snow showers on the southern regions of Ajusco, and the maximum temperatures of late spring and summer may reach up to 32 °C.

Overall precipitation is heavily concentrated in the summer months, including dense hail. The central valley of Mexico rarely gets precipitation in the form of snow during winter.