The park covers 1,800 acres (7.3 km2) of land, centuries old forest, several small lakes, and landscaped areas with outdoor cafes. Chapultepec Zoo is located here, as well as an amusement park, La Feria Chapultepec MՍgico, and the official residence of the President of Mexico, Los Pinos. Chapultepec Castle atop the hill is the National Museum of History. The park also includes the National Auditorium, along with several other museums, including the Modern Art Museum, the Tamayo Contemporary Art Museum, the Natural History Museum, the Papalote Children's Museum and the large National Museum of Anthropology and History with perhaps the world's finest collection of Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican art and artifacts.

Situated on one of Mexico City's two main arteries. Easy access by car or public transport. Subway station next to the entrance to the park.

Recently renovated, family setting, no access to vehicles.

Activities for all ages and types of users: zoo, museums, playgrounds, cultural centers

It has been a special place for Mexicans throughout Mexican history, and it was on this hill that the Aztecs made a temporary home after arriving from northern Mexico in the 1200s. Traditional meeting point for familes.