Cheap Mexico City Rental Cars

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   Cheap Mexico City Rental Car

Searching for cheap rental cars in Mexico City?  Book your rental car online for pick-up at the Mexico City Airport (MEX) or any Mexico City rental car location and save big with Jetsetz.  Jetsetz has rental car deals with all of the largest rental car companies in Mexico City including EuropeCar, Budget, Avis, Hertz and National and many local rental car agencies. Whether you're looking for an economy, compact, mid-size, standard, full-size, premium, luxury or convertible car, Jetsetz has the right car for you at the right price.  Jetsetz also has a great rental car rates on SUVs and Mini Vans.

   Top Places To Visit In Mexico City

Mexico City is a diverse city filled with many unique neighborhoods. As a result, the best way to explore Mexico City is with a rental car. By hiring a rental car, you will have the flexibility to see all that this diverse city has to offer.  If you wish to experience the culture of Mexico City, there are many unique areas to visit. In the Zona Rosa district, you find both excellent sources of handicrafts, to the modern Centro Santa Fe, one of the largest shopping malls in Mexico. Take your rental car for a drive out to the excavated Aztec ruins and important government buildings found near the Zocalo plaza, for a glimpse at Mexico City's historic past. Visitors interested in Mexican culture, consider a drive to Alameda Central, the city's oldest park which is the location of the city's Palace of Fine Arts, and many national museums as well. For a fun evening, consider a driving out to the Polanco district area. Here you can stroll through the Plaza Garibaldi, where you find the streets packed with mariachi bands. 

Although there is plenty to see and do in the city of Mexico City, you will want to drive your rental car out to the tourist sites located throughout  Mexico. For a change of pace, take your Mexico City car rental for a day trip 15 miles out of Mexico City to Xochimilco. Xochimilco is made up of canals and garden plots that once lined Lake Texcoco (the lake surrounding the Aztec civilization). Here you can ride along the canals in one of the colorful decorated boats. Xochilmilco is a world heritage site and is one of the last places of Mexico City where you can see the remains of the system of the Aztec Civilization. Many of Mexico City’s most fabulous attractions lie just outside the city.  Hit the road and check out the pyramids at Teotihucan, the most visited ruins in all of Mexico, just 25 miles outside of Mexico City. Wherever you drive, you are sure to have a great time in Mexico City.