Tickets for Chapultepec Castle in Mexico City

The most practical way to get to Chapultepec Castle is by public transport:

• Metro: line 1 → Chapultepec station, from where you can walk to the entrance of Chapultepec Forest
• Metro: line 7 → Auditorio station, about 20–25 minutes walking approximately
• Metrobús: line 7 → nearby stations on Paseo de la Reforma

There are also buses and local transport stopping in the Chapultepec area

Chapultepec Castle is located within Chapultepec Forest. You can walk from nearby points like the National Museum of Anthropology, Tamayo Museum, National Auditorium, or Paseo de la Reforma. It is also a common area for cycling.

• Location: Chapultepec Forest I Section, Miguel Hidalgo, 11100 Mexico City
• About 15–25 minutes from the historic center, depending on traffic
• It is recommended to leave with time, especially on weekends and Sundays
• You can arrive by taxi or private transport apps
• Keep in mind that the castle is in an elevated area, so you will need to walk to the main entrance

Access requires a valid ticket. With your ticket, you can enter the premises and tour the available rooms of the National Museum of History during opening hours.

• It is recommended to carry small bags or backpacks
• Access may be subject to security checks
• Bulky objects may not be allowed inside the premises
• Always follow the instructions of the castle and museum staff

The use of flash, tripods, drones, or professional equipment may be restricted or require prior authorization.

• Do not touch pieces, showcases, historical furniture, or exhibition elements
• Maintain respectful behavior throughout the tour
• Do not eat or drink inside the exhibition rooms
• Respect restricted areas and staff instructions
• Avoid making excessive noise to not affect the experience of other visitors

Chapultepec Castle is located in an elevated area within Chapultepec Forest, so access may require walking uphill. It is recommended to check accessibility conditions in advance if special assistance is needed during the visit.

They include entrance to Chapultepec Castle, access to the National Museum of History, and skip the line at the ticket office.

No, the ticket does not include a live guide. The visit is self-guided, so you can tour the castle, its rooms, gardens, and terraces at your own pace.

The visit usually lasts between 1.5 and 3 hours, depending on the pace of the tour. If you want to calmly see the rooms of the National Museum of History, the gardens, and the panoramic terraces, it is recommended to dedicate at least 2 hours.

Yes, you can buy your tickets online from here. It is advisable to book in advance to better organize your visit and avoid queuing at the ticket office.

Yes. Children from 0 to 11 years old can enter for free and do not need a ticket.

Chapultepec Castle is located within Chapultepec Forest I Section, in the Miguel Hidalgo borough, Mexico City.

You can visit the National Museum of History, ancient imperial halls, gardens, panoramic terraces, historical murals, furniture, collections of weapons, and objects related to different stages of Mexican history.

Chapultepec Castle is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 9:00 to 17:00 hours. It is closed on Mondays, and the last access is usually around 16:30.

The castle is located in an elevated area within Chapultepec Forest, so access may require walking uphill. It is recommended to check accessibility conditions in advance if you need special assistance.

You can combine your visit with the National Museum of Anthropology, one of the must-see visits during your trip to Mexico City. The museum is located very close to Chapultepec Castle, within Chapultepec Forest, and is considered one of the most important cultural venues in Mexico.

You can reserve your tickets to the National Museum of Anthropology from here.