Zumpango

Introduction

You will find Zumpango situated in the northeastern part of the state of Mexico within the Zumpango Region. Located directly north of Mexico City, this municipality sits within the Greater Mexico City urban area.

The municipal seat, Zumpango de Ocampo, is positioned near Lake Zumpango. This lake remains the last of five interconnected lakes that once covered much of the Valley of Mexico during the pre-Hispanic period. The name Zumpango originates from the Nahuatl word Tzompanco, which translates to string of scalps.

What to see and do

You can explore several local landmarks and public spaces throughout the area. Visit the Arcotecho de San Miguel or stop by the Iglesia de San Miguel to see these notable sites.

Spend your time outdoors at Parque de San Miguel, PARQUE RECREATIVO WENCESLAO LABRA, Plaza Cívica Bo. San Juan, or Plaza Juárez.

Three days in Zumpango

Day one, you can begin your journey in the Zumpango Region of Mexico. You will explore the local area and experience the unique atmosphere of this part of Greater Mexico City.

Day two, you can visit the local landmarks including the Iglesia de San Miguel or spend time at the Parque Recreativo Wenceslao Labra to enjoy the surroundings.

Day three, you can explore the local plazas, such as Plaza Cívica Bo San Juan or Plaza Juárez, to experience more of the local culture.