Car & Van Hire - Mexico City

What's the best way to get around Mexico City? Shuttles might seem convenient, but typically, they only go to major attractions, making it more difficult to get to smaller attractions or towns. Hiring a driver can get expensive, and public transport forces you to adhere to someone else's schedule on your holiday.

When you rent a car from Enterprise, you have the flexibility to customise your trip. Enjoy the fun things you want to do when it is convenient for your schedule – no one else's. Interested in exploring Lovers Beach? Or maybe you'd rather play in the waters at Pelican Rock. With your Enterprise Rental Car, you can arrive early (or later) and visit these exciting attractions without crowded tour buses.

Whether you're looking for customisation or convenience, renting a car through Enterprise will help you make the most of your Mexico City holiday.

• Museo Nacional de Antropologia (Anthropology National Museum) – one of the world's most comprehensive natural history museums, this famous museum has almost 2 miles of exhibits in 23 separate halls!
• Coyoacan – experience the depth of Mexican culture embedded in this district's plazas and charming cobbled streets.
• Museo Soumaya – explore the rich roles art and history had in shaping Mexican culture, and learn more about the visionary artists who contributed.
• Zocalo – also known as Plaza de la Constitucion, this stretches one of Mexico City's most popular spots where you'll find traditional Aztec dancers and performers, cultural events and more.
• Templo Mayor (also called Museo del Templo Mayor) – step back in time and explore the ruins of this temple that the Aztecs believed to be centre of the universe.
• Paseo de la Reforma (Walk of Reformation) – walk down Mexico City's main street, which runs through the city's historic district.
• Bosque de Chapultepec (Chapultepec Forest) – an excellent attraction for families, this 1,600-acre park has statues, water features, street food and so much more.
• Basilica de Santa Maria de Guadalupe – a famous church that contains an image of the Virgin of Guadalupe, the most famous religious icon in all of Mexico.
• Palacio de Bellas Artes (Palace of Fine Arts) – one of the area's top art museums located in a stunning and historic white-marbled building.
• Museo Frida Kahlo (Frida Kahlo Museum) – also known as Casa Azul, this museum acts as a shrine to the work and life of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo.

• Oaxaca – Explore the uncharted in Oaxaca, a city filled with endless historical structures adorned with intricate designs and unparalleled craftsmanship; only 6 hours from Mexico City!
• Puebla – Pueblia is only 2.5 hours from Mexico City, and it is well worth a day trip. Puebla is known for delicious food, beautiful churches and rich, cultural scene. Immerse yourself in the bright sights, sounds and flavours of Mexico in this can't-miss destination.
• Veracruz – 5 hours away from Mexico City is Veracruz, a city known for its colonial-era buildings, indigenous cultural influences and exceptional regional cuisine.