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Reviewed 10 September 2018

It's amazing that it's less than an hour from the city. It's best to have a tourist guide so you can appreciate it more. We only climbed the pyramid of the moon since it was noon already and it was so hot so go early!

Date of experience: September 2018
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Reviewed 10 September 2018 via mobile

This place was pretty spectacular and easy to navigate. Recommend to get a rental car if you also want to see other things. The stairs are steep and uneven but there are some hand rails. The altitude and heat made several people pass out so hydrate and prepare properly for your day. We hired an Uber driver to take us to and from Polanco in Mexico City for about $2000MEX. He waited for us and it was convenient.

There are lots of souvenirs out front and several other things to see here. Highly recommend hiking to the top, 360 views are worth it. Wear sunscreen.

Date of experience: September 2018
Thank BrentTippen
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Reviewed 10 September 2018 via mobile

So this is the main reason I came to Mexico City. I had to see the Pyramid of the Sun. We booked a tour on Viator to make this excursion happen. It was cheap ($37 US) and detailed. You don’t need a guide to tour these ruins, but it sure does help. There is a lot of background information that you can get from your guide that isn’t on the info signs throughout the Zone. There are bathrooms, a gift shop and a place to get some water if you need. Wear comfortable walking shoes and NO sandals!!! A hat is nice, but I didn’t wear one and was fine. Go early, the crowds get crazy around 11 am. Hiking the pyramids are definitely not anything you want to do with impatient people behind you.

Date of experience: September 2018
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Reviewed 10 September 2018

If you cannot go to any other mesoamerican site, you have to go here at least once, and spend at least 8 hours there!

Date of experience: September 2018
Thank micc2
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Reviewed 5 September 2018

We went to these pyramids with two other couples who had some knowledge of the history and facts related. It is an amazing complex of ancient pyramids, palaces and other buildings of that Aztec era. Having been to other pyramids, we were surprised and pleased to learn that we could climb the stairs to the top of the "Sun". Be forewarned that these steps are extremely steep but the climb is worth the reward. Also beware that you are expending a lot of energy going up the stairs and you are at altitude so the effort needed is more than at sea level.
On the other pyramid called the "Moon", we were allowed to climb to roughly the halfway point. Be prepared for many photo opportunities.
The entry fee was very cheap, something in the area of $2.50 USD and there wasn't a line on a day with perfect weather. When the sun shines. remember you are closer to the sun (no pun) and the sun is very strong (sunscreen is recommended).
There is a great restaurant nearby that is in a cave, it is called La Gruta and is worth a visit. The food is so so and the beer is nice and cold!
One further note, we did not have a guide and we left with many questions. If you really want to understand the Aztecs and the pyramids, We would highly recommend a guided tour with an archeological expert, available here on Trip Advisor.

Date of experience: September 2018
Thank FrankD895
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