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Month guide · Mexico City · Mexico

Mexico City in July

What July is really like in Mexico City: weather, crowds, prices, events and what to pack.

Updated By the AMZBooking editorial team

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Quick answer

July is a quieter month with trade-offs. Expect average highs of 23°C (73°F), lows of 12°C (54°F), about 23 rainy days and roughly 13.2 hours of daylight. The wettest month, with daily afternoon storms; plan museums for the afternoons.

Key facts

Average high / low
23°C (73°F) / 12°C (54°F)
Rainy days
About 23
Daylight
About 13.2 hours
Crowds
Moderate
Hotel prices
Average

Weather in July

July is the 6th-warmest month in Mexico City: days average 23°C (73°F) against a yearly average high of 24°C (75°F), and nights fall to about 12°C (54°F). Rain falls on roughly 23 of its 31 days. Compared with June (25°C (77°F)), July is cooler; by August highs stay near 23°C (73°F).

Sunrise (15 July)
About 06:07
Sunset (15 July)
About 19:18
Daylight
About 13.2 hours

Summer (June–August). The rainy season: sunny mornings, heavy afternoon storms and green parks, with fewer visitors and lower prices.

Crowds and prices

On a 1–5 scale, July rates 3 for crowds (the peak is November at 5) and 3 for hotel prices (highest in November). Prices sit in the middle of the year's range.

Events in July

July has no major recurring festival in Mexico City, which usually means easier bookings.

What to do in July

With frequent rain, plan around indoor sights and keep outdoor time flexible.

Xochimilco canals, Mexico City
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Experience · Xochimilco

Xochimilco canals

Go on a weekday for a quieter ride or on Sunday for the full party, and agree the boat price by the hour using the official board at the landing.

Time needed
2–3 hours
Cost
Mid-priced
  • Iconic
  • Kids
  • Food
  • Outdoors
Lucha libre at Arena México, Mexico City
Photo: Thelmadatter, Public domain

Experience · Doctores

Lucha libre at Arena México

Masked wrestlers, acrobatic dives from the ropes and a crowd hurling good-natured insults make lucha libre a classic Mexico City night out.

Time needed
2–3 hours
Cost
Low cost
  • After dark
  • Iconic
  • Kids
Plaza Garibaldi, Mexico City
Photo: JEDIKNIGHT1970, CC BY 2.5

Landmark · Centro Histórico

Plaza Garibaldi

Agree the price per song before the band starts, and use an app-based ride to get there and back at night.

Time needed
1–2 hours
Cost
Free
  • After dark
  • Free
  • Iconic
Torre Latinoamericana, Mexico City
Photo: Thomas Ledl, CC BY-SA 4.0

Viewpoint · Centro Histórico

Torre Latinoamericana

Completed in 1956, the 44-storey Torre Latinoamericana was one of the first skyscrapers built to resist earthquakes on soft ground and came through the 1957 and 1985 earthquakes.

Time needed
1 hour
Cost
Mid-priced
  • Views
  • History
  • After dark

What to pack

For highs near 23°C, lows near 12°C and 23 wet days: light layers for the day and a light jacket for the evening; a compact umbrella and waterproof shoes — rain is frequent; comfortable walking shoes.

Is July a good time to visit Mexico City?

A quieter month with trade-offs. If your dates are flexible, March–April and October–November are better overall. Compare every month.

Mexico City in other months

Questions travellers ask

+Is July a good time to visit Mexico City?

It is a quieter month with trade-offs. The wettest month, with daily afternoon storms; plan museums for the afternoons.

+How warm is Mexico City in July?

Average highs are around 23°C (73°F) and lows around 12°C (54°F).

+Does it rain a lot in Mexico City in July?

Expect rain on about 23 days of the month, so pack for wet weather.