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Teotihuacán is one of the most impressive archaeological sites in Mexico and a must-visit destination. Here are the best places to visit in Teotihuacán:

• The largest pyramid in Teotihuacán and one of the biggest in the world.
   
• Climb to the top (if access is open) for a panoramic view of the ancient city.
   
• Best visited early in the morning to avoid crowds and heat.
   

• Located at the north end of the Calzada de los Muertos.
   
• Slightly smaller than the Sun Pyramid, but offers beautiful views of the entire complex.
   
• Used for ceremonial purposes and sacrifices.
   

• A wide avenue that connects the main structures.
   
• Walk this historic road and imagine life in the city during its peak (100–600 AD).
   
• You’ll see platforms, smaller pyramids, and murals along the way.
   

• A beautifully preserved complex with intricate carvings and murals.
   
• Features images of the mythical Quetzalpapálotl, or "Feathered Butterfly."
   
• Offers insight into the elite class that once lived there.
   

• Part of the Citadel (La Ciudadela) complex.
   
• Known for the impressive stone serpent heads on its facade.
   
• One of the most sacred and symbolically rich buildings in the site.
   

• Located inside the archaeological zone.
   
• Exhibits artifacts, pottery, tools, and models explaining the ancient civilization.
   
• Great to visit before or after walking the site for deeper context.
   

• For a truly unforgettable experience, take a sunrise hot air balloon ride over Teotihuacán.
   
• Offers a breathtaking aerial view of the pyramids and surrounding landscape.
   
• Available through several local companies (book early!).
   

• A unique dining experience inside a natural cave, just steps from the pyramids.
   
• Serves traditional Mexican dishes in an atmospheric setting.
   
• Great for relaxing and cooling down after exploring.
   

• An animal park nearby, perfect for kids.
   
• Offers safari tours, animal encounters, and eco-education.
   
• Combines fun with environmental awareness.
  

• Explore the surrounding valley and archaeological zone by bike or ATV.
   
• Several companies offer guided tours with stops at murals, caves, and local craft workshops.