Very beautiful and stunning grounds. We spent a good portion of our day there. You cannot take in any water so drink up before you get ther. It cost a little over $5 per person.

A small cafe at the Castle would be nice. Or, at least close to it. Water bottles are not allowed, and water fountains are limited.

The whole park is really cool and the Castillo was worth the money to get in. I love old buildings and this one didn't disappoint. So much to see. My only complaint is that almost nothing is in English, and for a tourist destination it would have been nice. But we enjoyed it immensely . Would go back again, and... More

You MUST visit the Castle of Chapultepec, if for nothing else but to appreciate the view of beautiful Mexico City. The Castle contains some of the most beautiful stained glass work I have ever seen. This location holds so much history and even is worked into the U.S. Marine anthem. Research this place and then visit, you will be quite... More

This place does not only have a great view on the avenida de la reforma, but is a gem for history lovers. Emperor Maximilian and (belgian) Empress Charlotte lived here as well as President Porfirio Diaz and many others...

A long way and beautiful garden to arrive, good view of the city. Excellent conservation and a class of history

Situated in Bosque de Chapultepec at its highest point el Castillo offers wonderful views. Paseo de la Reforma was designed so that you can see right down it from the castle, with the angel of independence and panoramic views of the city its hard not to be impressed. The castle is interesting too, but like most of the museums in... More

If your close by go to the top and just take in the view - it is well worth the climb. Panoramic views of Mexico City, and a glimpse into history.

This is a fantastic piece of XIX-century architecture, with tons of history in and around it, epic battles took place on its grounds like the defense of the country against US invaders, it was also the centre of the aristocratic life where the emperor Maximiliano and his wife Carlota spent most of their Mexican days. There are plenty of historical... More