No use wasting your precious time during your Cheap Mexico Holidays so head on to Palacio Nacional at the city's main square and see what appears to be a shadow of the Aztec empire. It would add excitement to your Cheap Mexico Holidays knowing that some materials from the Montezuma II were used to build the Palace which easily catches attention with its red tezontle facade.

A visit to the Volkswagen Factory during your Mexico Cheap Holidays would be a revelation whether or not you are a fan of the peoples car. Volkswagen de Mexico in Puebla sits on a 300-hectare land and operates much like a small city with its own medical centre, fire station, travel agency and five banks. Workers get a free ride to their Puebla residences thanks to over a hundred buses fielded by the company. Your Mexico Cheap Holidays would be complete once you've taken a photo of the Beetle monument at the plant entrance, preferably with you included in the photo.

Your Cheap Mexico Holidays would lead you to the Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral which was built at an amazing period of more than two centuries. The church was built combining the Neo-classic, Baroque and Renaissance architecture. Your Cheap Mexico Holidays would be more fruitful once you've checked the 25 bells on the two bell towers, not to mention the two large organs which date back to the 18th century.

The Palacio de Bellas Artes would be a fitting destination during your Mexico Cheap Holidays if only for its Art Deco and Art Noveau architecture. It is also home to the Museo Nacional de Arquitectura which is located the building's top floor. It would be very enriching to visit Mexico's most prominent cultural centre during your Mexico Cheap Holidays. After all, it was in this theatre where the debut of the Maria Callas opera "Norma" was staged.