*Culture*
1. *Cultural heritage*: Palace of Fine Arts, Metropolitan Cathedral, Templo Mayor.
2. *Museums*: National Museum of Anthropology, Museum of Modern Art, Frida Kahlo Museum.
3. *Holidays*: Independence Day (September 16), Day of the Dead.
4. *Gastronomy*: Tacos al pastor, pozole, stuffed chilies, mole poblano.
5. *Crafts*: Textiles, ceramics, jewelry, musical instruments.
6. *Music*: Mariachi, ranchera, northern, jazz.
7. *Dance*: Folk dance, ballet, contemporary dance.
*Tourism*
1. *Tourist sites*: Zócalo, Plaza Garibaldi, Xochimilco, Chapultepec.
2. *Natural attractions*: Chapultepec Park, Tlalpan Forest, Sierra Ajusco.
3. *Shopping centers*: Polanco, Santa Fe, Historic Center.
4. *Markets*: San Juan Market, La Merced Market.
5. *Events*: International Book Fair, Jazz Festival.
6. *Adventure tourism*: Skydishiking, mountaineering, cycling.
7. * Gastronomic tourism*: Culinary tours, tastings.
*Tourist Infrastructure*
1. *Airports*: Mexico City International Airport (AICM).
2. *Public transport*: Metro, Metrobus, Suburban Train.
3. *Hotels*: Luxury, boutique, economic.
4. *Restaurants*: International and national gastronomy.
*Cultural Challenges*
1. *Preservation of heritage*: Protection of historical monuments.
2. *Cultural promotion*: Dissemination of Mexican culture.
3. *Cultural inequality*: Equitable access to culture.
4. *Sustainable tourism*: Environmental protection.
*Sources*
1. Secretariat of Tourism of Mexico
2. Government of the Federal District
3. National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH)
4. National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM)
5. "Tourism Guide of Mexico City" of the Ministry of Tourism
6. "Culture and Tourism in Mexico City" of the Autonomous University of Mexico
