Bus TicketsQuerétaro Mexico City
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From Querétaro to Mexico City by bus
More than 200 direct departures on a typical Saturday: Querétaro–Mexico City is one of the most frequent routes in the Bajío region. Compare Flix, Primera Plus, ETN, Senda Diamante, and Roll&Bits, and choose the arrival terminal that works best for you.
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Where are you coming from, and where are you going?
According to the operator, you can also travel to Central Poniente, Central del Sur, Santa Fe, or the AICM and AIFA airports.
Mexico City is waiting for you

The country's capital
World-class museums, the Historic Center—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—and an unparalleled culinary scene make Mexico City one of the most well-rounded destinations in Latin America.
Historic District
Chapultepec Forest
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Quick Questions About This Route
Flix, Primera Plus, ETN, Senda Diamante, and Roll&Bits currently operate this route. On BUZ, you can compare their schedules and prices all in one place.
The main departure point is the Querétaro Bus Terminal. In Mexico City, you can arrive at Terminal Norte, Central Poniente, Central del Sur, Santa Fe, or the AICM and AIFA airports, depending on the operator.
Starting at $219 MXN, depending on the operator, time of day, and availability. Prices change daily: compare them in real time on BUZ before booking.
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The distance is approximately 215 km. The trip usually takes about 3 hours, although this varies depending on the carrier, the arrival terminal, and traffic conditions.
Yes. Some operators go directly to Mexico City International Airport and AIFA. Look for them on BUZ by filtering by arrival terminal.
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