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Good coffee and hot chocolate. They offer breakfast, snacks, and bakery. They have another place at Roma neighborhood. Live music every Thursday, no cover. $+
10 locals recommend
Boicot Cafe Condesa
141 Avenida TamaulipasGood coffee and hot chocolate. They offer breakfast, snacks, and bakery. They have another place at Roma neighborhood. Live music every Thursday, no cover. $+
Nice gourmet food court style space with Southamerican & Mexican specialties. Live music at noon on weekends. $$+
43 locals recommend
Comedor de los Milagros
221 MedellínNice gourmet food court style space with Southamerican & Mexican specialties. Live music at noon on weekends. $$+
Good coffee and hot chocolate. They offer breakfast, snacks, and bakery. Live music every Wednesday, no cover.
They have one shop at Tamaulipas Av and another branch at La Roma. $
12 locals recommend
Boicot Café
99 JalapaGood coffee and hot chocolate. They offer breakfast, snacks, and bakery. Live music every Wednesday, no cover.
They have one shop at Tamaulipas Av and another branch at La Roma. $
Very good quality French bakery, desserts, and coffee. With many shops along the city. $$$
67 locals recommend
Maison Kayser
408 Av. Paseo de la ReformaVery good quality French bakery, desserts, and coffee. With many shops along the city. $$$
Nice place, restaurant, and cafeteria, with a concept of lunch, ie informal food. $$+
38 locals recommend
Peltre
85 Av. Álvaro ObregónNice place, restaurant, and cafeteria, with a concept of lunch, ie informal food. $$+
El Convento
96 Fernández LealExcellent Mexican restaurant. Their hot chocolate is really good.
Café Avellaneda
40-A HigueraTiny coffee place at Coyoacan area, highly recommended! $
Excellent contemporary Oaxacan food, highly recommended. Preferably book $$$ +
161 locals recommend
Los Danzantes
12 Parque CentenarioExcellent contemporary Oaxacan food, highly recommended. Preferably book $$$ +
Cafe El Jarocho
134 Ignacio AllendeTraditional cafeteria with takeaway service. $
Pizza Zazá
1 PachucaGood artisan pizza.
La Vineria
52 Fernando Montes de OcaTiny but very good international cuisine restaurant. $$$
French specialties. His Chef worked for years in one of the most renowned restaurants that have ever existed in the city. $$$$
10 locals recommend
Arturo's
213 Av. Emilio CastelarFrench specialties. His Chef worked for years in one of the most renowned restaurants that have ever existed in the city. $$$$
Pizzas Nosferatu
24 Eje 2 SurArtisan pizza. $+
Specialized in fried seafood, the rows at meal time are huge! $+
28 locals recommend
Taqueria El Greco
54-B Av MichoacánSpecialized in fried seafood, the rows at meal time are huge! $+
A butcher shop converted into a taqueria, there is no place to sit but that does not stop you from getting crowded, the perfect place to enjoy the Mexican way of stand-up eating! A street corner famous for appearing in the clash of the movie Amores Perros. $+
14 locals recommend
Tacos Don Juan
42 Calle Juan EscutiaA butcher shop converted into a taqueria, there is no place to sit but that does not stop you from getting crowded, the perfect place to enjoy the Mexican way of stand-up eating! A street corner famous for appearing in the clash of the movie Amores Perros. $+
Degú Cocina de Casa
25 Calle HuichapanSmall restaurant, very nice place. $$+
El Racó
174-A Av SonoraSpecialized in Catalan food. Very good kitchen. A very small place. $$$+
Milos
& C. CelayaSmall international restaurant. Very good onion soup. $$$+
El Jamil
306 AmsterdamSpecialized in Arabic food. $$$
Gourmet supermarket with food to take away and the option of sitting on the terrace to enjoy shopping. Is part of the Italian restaurant Trattoria Giacovanni. $$$+
36 locals recommend
Bottega Culinaria
180 Av SonoraGourmet supermarket with food to take away and the option of sitting on the terrace to enjoy shopping. Is part of the Italian restaurant Trattoria Giacovanni. $$$+
Nómada
297 AmsterdamIce cream parlor with original and delicious flavors! $$
Excellent Mediterranean restaurant, ideal for sharing dishes. For dinner better, if booked. $$$+
313 locals recommend
Lardo
6 Cda. MazatlanExcellent Mediterranean restaurant, ideal for sharing dishes. For dinner better, if booked. $$$+
Favorite pizzeria for groups of friends to eat and have a drink together. Watch out for gluten-free pizza, it's not suitable for celiacs. $$
Pizza Rustica Condesa
Favorite pizzeria for groups of friends to eat and have a drink together. Watch out for gluten-free pizza, it's not suitable for celiacs. $$
El Ocho
111 Av MéxicoRestaurant with menu and activities for children. Good pizzas! $$$
Known for its cheap menus during the meal and their tasty breakfasts. Vegan & vegetarian food. Breakfast only from Thursday to Sunday. Tiny place. $$
7 locals recommend
Temictli
295 Av. Baja CaliforniaKnown for its cheap menus during the meal and their tasty breakfasts. Vegan & vegetarian food. Breakfast only from Thursday to Sunday. Tiny place. $$
Cafeteria, with good bakery offer. They serve breakfast all day long! $$
16 locals recommend
Manduca Pan Deli
125 Av Nuevo LeónCafeteria, with good bakery offer. They serve breakfast all day long! $$
Famous for its tamales and its activities of support to Human Rights mainly towards the indigenous towns and the migrants. They speak Nahuatl. $$
29 locals recommend
Café de Raíz
132 Bis MeridaFamous for its tamales and its activities of support to Human Rights mainly towards the indigenous towns and the migrants. They speak Nahuatl. $$
Sobrinos
110 Av. Álvaro ObregónSpanish specialties. $$$+
Argentinean restaurant, specialty in meats. You'll love the warm bread! $$$+
39 locals recommend
El Diez
112 Av. Álvaro ObregónArgentinean restaurant, specialty in meats. You'll love the warm bread! $$$+
Heladeria Casa Morgana
36 C. MilanHandmade ice cream. Excellent quality and flavors! $$
El Maizo cocina de Guerrero
206 Calle de ChiapasSpecialties Guerrerenses, Thursday Pozole. Good seasoning and prices. $$
Helados Palmeiro
Inside the Medellín Market, local 507. Very good Cuban ice cream. $$
Traditional Mexican Cantina with good Yucatecan food. On weekends it becomes an almost familiar restaurant. Sunday lunchtime and weekend nights are bursting. A good place to go with friends for a few drinks and dinner. $$+
52 locals recommend
La Riviera del Sur
174 C. de ChiapasTraditional Mexican Cantina with good Yucatecan food. On weekends it becomes an almost familiar restaurant. Sunday lunchtime and weekend nights are bursting. A good place to go with friends for a few drinks and dinner. $$+
Mexsi Bocu
359 Calle de DurangoFrench-Mexican blend restaurant. $$$+
Hotel CondesaDF
102 Av. VeracruzLovely place, it has a terrace bar and restaurant. $$$$
A restaurant of Puebla area specialties, very good seasoning! The chalupitas that give the name to the local are my favorites! Good breakfasts! $$+
24 locals recommend
Las Chalupitas
275 Alfonso ReyesA restaurant of Puebla area specialties, very good seasoning! The chalupitas that give the name to the local are my favorites! Good breakfasts! $$+
Pantera Fresca
31 Av. TamaulipasIce lolly pop, famous for its original flavors. $
A small restaurant specializing in gourmet sandwiches, excellent white bread made on the spot. Enjoy your sandwich with a glass of wine! $$
19 locals recommend
García Madero
64 Av. Vicente SuárezA small restaurant specializing in gourmet sandwiches, excellent white bread made on the spot. Enjoy your sandwich with a glass of wine! $$
El Zorzal
139 Alfonso ReyesArgentinean restaurant, specialty in meats. My favorite is the bife de lomo steak! $$$+
Vecchio Forno
38 Av. VeracruzExcellent Italian restaurant, they have a very good pizza!
International food, service isn't great, the place is calm and nice designed. They offer basement for private parties or karaoke. $$$+
Zorra Resto & Café
199 SinaloaInternational food, service isn't great, the place is calm and nice designed. They offer basement for private parties or karaoke. $$$+
Simple restaurant but with good seasoning, offers a menu of the day, at night it works more like a place to have a few drinks with friends and snack but also it is possible to dine. I recommend the Tortilla Española and the mezcal! Good prices and excellent attention of their owners. $$
14 locals recommend
flora lounge
54-A Av MichoacánSimple restaurant but with good seasoning, offers a menu of the day, at night it works more like a place to have a few drinks with friends and snack but also it is possible to dine. I recommend the Tortilla Española and the mezcal! Good prices and excellent attention of their owners. $$
The oldest of the restaurants in the area, traditional and good. Specialties Alsatian. They give as covered a well-stocked table with butter, pâté and several types of German type bread in addition to fresh and pickled vegetables. I recommend the filet to the pepper and the sausages. The weekends at night usually have a pianist softening the place. $$$+
Sep's
81 Av MichoacánThe oldest of the restaurants in the area, traditional and good. Specialties Alsatian. They give as covered a well-stocked table with butter, pâté and several types of German type bread in addition to fresh and pickled vegetables. I recommend the filet to the pepper and the sausages. The weekends at night usually have a pianist softening the place. $$$+
Good place for breakfast, lunch or dinner. good attention. They close late even on Sundays! I recommend the oriental pasta, the tomato soup or the onion! $$$+
17 locals recommend
La Gloria
41 Av. Vicente SuárezGood place for breakfast, lunch or dinner. good attention. They close late even on Sundays! I recommend the oriental pasta, the tomato soup or the onion! $$$+
Uruguayan restaurant, specialty in meats. I recommend the Chivito al Plato to share, even the individual is huge and well served. Good prices. $$+
29 locals recommend
Don Asado
77 Av MichoacánUruguayan restaurant, specialty in meats. I recommend the Chivito al Plato to share, even the individual is huge and well served. Good prices. $$+
Restaurant and cafeteria. It offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It has a bar and it is possible to eat with wine or sit for a beer in the afternoon. Their pizzas and the eggplant milanesas are quite good. For breakfast get there early, it gets very saturated. $$
113 locals recommend
Café Toscano
42 OrizabaRestaurant and cafeteria. It offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It has a bar and it is possible to eat with wine or sit for a beer in the afternoon. Their pizzas and the eggplant milanesas are quite good. For breakfast get there early, it gets very saturated. $$
Specializing in Polish food, their cuisine is excellent. If you are accompanied or you are of a very good tooth try the duck, it is wonderful! $$$$
15 locals recommend
Specia
241 AmsterdamSpecializing in Polish food, their cuisine is excellent. If you are accompanied or you are of a very good tooth try the duck, it is wonderful! $$$$
Restaurant and cafeteria of excellent quality. Organic and gluten-free products available. Very good breakfasts, but at weekends it gets crowded, arrive very early. Try their homemade chai! $$+
303 locals recommend
Ojo de Agua
23C CitlaltépetlRestaurant and cafeteria of excellent quality. Organic and gluten-free products available. Very good breakfasts, but at weekends it gets crowded, arrive very early. Try their homemade chai! $$+
A beautiful place of Oaxacan specialties. Try the colored moles and the tlayudas! $$$
20 locals recommend
El Beso Huasteco
146 CórdobaA beautiful place of Oaxacan specialties. Try the colored moles and the tlayudas! $$$
One of the best restaurants in town to enjoy seafood. Preferably make a reservation, gets saturated quickly. I recommend trying the ceviche! $$$$
338 locals recommend
Contramar
200 Calle de DurangoOne of the best restaurants in town to enjoy seafood. Preferably make a reservation, gets saturated quickly. I recommend trying the ceviche! $$$$
Restaurant and bar, a perfect place to go in the afternoon with family or at night with friends. It is spacious and airy, but it is usually noisy and has the sporting events of the day on TV screens. I recommend the aguachile, the breaded fish steak or the tuna toast! $$$+
62 locals recommend
La Cervecería de Barrio - Cibeles
192 Calle de DurangoRestaurant and bar, a perfect place to go in the afternoon with family or at night with friends. It is spacious and airy, but it is usually noisy and has the sporting events of the day on TV screens. I recommend the aguachile, the breaded fish steak or the tuna toast! $$$+
A charming and informal restaurant of the renowned Chef Mónica Patiño, also a member of Casa Virginia and MP. With international food options to carry and sell gourmet products. Changing menu. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. $$
126 locals recommend
Delirio Mónica Patiño
116 MonterreyA charming and informal restaurant of the renowned Chef Mónica Patiño, also a member of Casa Virginia and MP. With international food options to carry and sell gourmet products. Changing menu. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. $$
Elegant restaurant of the renowned Chef Mónica Patiño, located in an old house on Calle de Álvaro Obregón. Very good international cuisine with changing menu. Exclusively meals and dinners. Preferably with reservation. $$$$+
57 locals recommend
Casa Virginia
116 MonterreyElegant restaurant of the renowned Chef Mónica Patiño, located in an old house on Calle de Álvaro Obregón. Very good international cuisine with changing menu. Exclusively meals and dinners. Preferably with reservation. $$$$+
National and international food, they have a small space with Spanish type tapas. Spacious and pleasant space with good atmosphere, ideal for spending the night with friends. It serves meals and dinners, at night it becomes more like a bar. $$$+
58 locals recommend
Broka
126 ZacatecasNational and international food, they have a small space with Spanish type tapas. Spacious and pleasant space with good atmosphere, ideal for spending the night with friends. It serves meals and dinners, at night it becomes more like a bar. $$$+
In spite of its name it is a bakery of Catalan specialties, very good confectionery and the ideal place to find the typical sandwiches of the celebrations, from the empanadas of Easter, the cocas de Sant Joan or its very famous Rosca de Reyes stuffed with whipped cream that generates long queues of purchase. $$+
24 locals recommend
PASTELERIA SUIZA
7 Parque EspañaIn spite of its name it is a bakery of Catalan specialties, very good confectionery and the ideal place to find the typical sandwiches of the celebrations, from the empanadas of Easter, the cocas de Sant Joan or its very famous Rosca de Reyes stuffed with whipped cream that generates long queues of purchase. $$+
A perfect place to go out on a plan to meet young people, on weekends it gets saturated very early. At night it's more a bar, in spite of your gray hair, they will ask for your identification.
98 locals recommend
Pizza del Perro Negro
3 Parque EspañaA perfect place to go out on a plan to meet young people, on weekends it gets saturated very early. At night it's more a bar, in spite of your gray hair, they will ask for your identification.
One of my favorites restaurants in CDMX! Small Italian chain managed by the owners, no franchises, good seasoning, quality, and prices. They have an every day is 2 x 1 drink promotion in happy hour. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday your coffee goes free with the dessert. Tuesday pasta is 2 x 1. They have alternatives like gluten-free or whole grain pasta. $$+
29 locals recommend
Non Solo
180 Av. Álvaro ObregónOne of my favorites restaurants in CDMX! Small Italian chain managed by the owners, no franchises, good seasoning, quality, and prices. They have an every day is 2 x 1 drink promotion in happy hour. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday your coffee goes free with the dessert. Tuesday pasta is 2 x 1. They have alternatives like gluten-free or whole grain pasta. $$+
Excellent French restaurant, with a changing menu, a small place, preferably arrive early or make a reservation. $$$
41 locals recommend
Bistrot Arlequin
42 Río NiloExcellent French restaurant, with a changing menu, a small place, preferably arrive early or make a reservation. $$$
Excellent place for breakfast. Very good bakery, I recommend the shells or the horns. You have to arrive very early especially at weekends. They have bakery sales too. $$$
210 locals recommend
Maque
61 C. OzuluamaExcellent place for breakfast. Very good bakery, I recommend the shells or the horns. You have to arrive very early especially at weekends. They have bakery sales too. $$$
A wide version and with an included restaurant of the Roma neighborhood Bakery, they have good coffee and excellent bakery. You can have breakfast, lunch or dinner. Very cozy place. Belongs to the Rosetta restaurant group. $$$
243 locals recommend
Panadería Rosetta Havre
73 HavreA wide version and with an included restaurant of the Roma neighborhood Bakery, they have good coffee and excellent bakery. You can have breakfast, lunch or dinner. Very cozy place. Belongs to the Rosetta restaurant group. $$$
My favorite for rainy afternoons, it is very small and somewhat dark, so I prefer it on cloudy days, they have good coffee and excellent bakery, the bread flies from early, it is also sold to take away, the sandwiches are very good, you can have breakfast or lunch. It is the bakery and lunch bar of the Rosetta restaurant. $$$
486 locals recommend
Panadería Rosetta
179 ColimaMy favorite for rainy afternoons, it is very small and somewhat dark, so I prefer it on cloudy days, they have good coffee and excellent bakery, the bread flies from early, it is also sold to take away, the sandwiches are very good, you can have breakfast or lunch. It is the bakery and lunch bar of the Rosetta restaurant. $$$
The Ice Cream Parlour to which my grandmother used to bring my mother, I grew up with them, a neighborhood tradition and now even a city one, very good quality, and prices. Excellent attention from the staff that has spent all of life working on site. Payments only in cash. On very hot days or weekends can get very saturated. $
166 locals recommend
Nevería Roxy
89 Fernando Montes de OcaThe Ice Cream Parlour to which my grandmother used to bring my mother, I grew up with them, a neighborhood tradition and now even a city one, very good quality, and prices. Excellent attention from the staff that has spent all of life working on site. Payments only in cash. On very hot days or weekends can get very saturated. $
A smaller version but as traditional as the place located in Av. Mazatlán. They belong to the same family. Very traditional in the area and even in the city, very good quality and prices. Excellent attention from the staff that has spent all of life working on site. Payments only in cash. On very hot days or weekends can get very saturated. $
166 locals recommend
Nevería Roxy
89 Fernando Montes de OcaA smaller version but as traditional as the place located in Av. Mazatlán. They belong to the same family. Very traditional in the area and even in the city, very good quality and prices. Excellent attention from the staff that has spent all of life working on site. Payments only in cash. On very hot days or weekends can get very saturated. $
A very good traditional restaurant of international food, with Mexican specialties, they offer vegetarian alternatives. A beautiful old building of what was once a summer house. Weather permitting, enjoy a drink on their beautiful patio. It is located right next to the Casa Estudio Diego Rivera. $$$$
313 locals recommend
San Ángel Inn
50 Diego RiveraA very good traditional restaurant of international food, with Mexican specialties, they offer vegetarian alternatives. A beautiful old building of what was once a summer house. Weather permitting, enjoy a drink on their beautiful patio. It is located right next to the Casa Estudio Diego Rivera. $$$$
My favorite Thai, though they also have Japanese food and some Vietnamese choices. I love their Pad Thai and Magurodon, the soups are excellent and plentiful. It gets very saturated, preferably arriving early, especially on weekends. At the top they have a traditional Japanese restaurant where you need to remove your shoes to access, it is essential to indicate that you want to access the top when registering with the host. They have a gluten-free soy alternative, although the waiters are not always aware, if there is any doubt, contact the head of the servers or the manager. $$
191 locals recommend
Mog Bistro
168 FronteraMy favorite Thai, though they also have Japanese food and some Vietnamese choices. I love their Pad Thai and Magurodon, the soups are excellent and plentiful. It gets very saturated, preferably arriving early, especially on weekends. At the top they have a traditional Japanese restaurant where you need to remove your shoes to access, it is essential to indicate that you want to access the top when registering with the host. They have a gluten-free soy alternative, although the waiters are not always aware, if there is any doubt, contact the head of the servers or the manager. $$
Mexican restaurant, nice space inside the complex of the Hotel Down Town of Grupo Hábita. $$$$
237 locals recommend
Azul Historico
30 Isabel La CatólicaMexican restaurant, nice space inside the complex of the Hotel Down Town of Grupo Hábita. $$$$
Gourmet hipster food court space with shops and many food specialties. $$$+
25 locals recommend
Mercado Independencia
40 Av IndependenciaGourmet hipster food court space with shops and many food specialties. $$$+
Excellent Chinese food, fine dishes, and very good quality. They have a group service and Chinese special menu that you have to request separately. Special service for New Year and Chinese New Year night. The owners speak Chinese and personally take care of the place. Preferred by local Chinese community and visitors. $$$+
12 locals recommend
Asian Bay
95 Av. TamaulipasExcellent Chinese food, fine dishes, and very good quality. They have a group service and Chinese special menu that you have to request separately. Special service for New Year and Chinese New Year night. The owners speak Chinese and personally take care of the place. Preferred by local Chinese community and visitors. $$$+
Excellent Japanese restaurant, I recommend the spring salad on a hot day, the ramen soups on a cold day and the pasta udon soba noodles. Served by its owner the chef, a Japanese settled in Mexico years ago. $$$
8 locals recommend
Sushi Shalala
93 Av. TamaulipasExcellent Japanese restaurant, I recommend the spring salad on a hot day, the ramen soups on a cold day and the pasta udon soba noodles. Served by its owner the chef, a Japanese settled in Mexico years ago. $$$
Very good Veracruz's food, specialized in fish and seafood, they offer great fresh fruit lemonades and excellent seasoning, try the rice with fried bananas and any of their fish. $$
8 locals recommend
La Veracruzana
177A C. de ChiapasVery good Veracruz's food, specialized in fish and seafood, they offer great fresh fruit lemonades and excellent seasoning, try the rice with fried bananas and any of their fish. $$
My favorite coffee in the area, excellent quality and service. Try the different brewing options and the affogato with their homemade ice cream. Order your frequent customer card! $$
23 locals recommend
Cardinal Casa de Café
132 CórdobaMy favorite coffee in the area, excellent quality and service. Try the different brewing options and the affogato with their homemade ice cream. Order your frequent customer card! $$
Excellent traditional taquería, a precursor of the Arabian tacos in the city. A little place always with rows of people waiting. Try the Doneraki tacos on Arabian bread, their delicious version of the Arab tacos. Watch out for the pico de gallo sauce, it's delicious but made with habanero peppers! Homemade desserts and cooking. Attended by the owner and his staff some of whom have been on site since its opening in 1979. They also offer takeaway or home delivery more info at their Facebook Page. Monday to Wednesday from 13:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Thursday to Saturday service until 2:00 a.m. $
28 locals recommend
Taqueria El Greco
54-B Av MichoacánExcellent traditional taquería, a precursor of the Arabian tacos in the city. A little place always with rows of people waiting. Try the Doneraki tacos on Arabian bread, their delicious version of the Arab tacos. Watch out for the pico de gallo sauce, it's delicious but made with habanero peppers! Homemade desserts and cooking. Attended by the owner and his staff some of whom have been on site since its opening in 1979. They also offer takeaway or home delivery more info at their Facebook Page. Monday to Wednesday from 13:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Thursday to Saturday service until 2:00 a.m. $
A site of tradition in the Historical Center that recently opened several branches by other areas of the city. Their churros and chocolates are famous! $$
23 locals recommend
Churreria the Moro
225 C. QuerétaroA site of tradition in the Historical Center that recently opened several branches by other areas of the city. Their churros and chocolates are famous! $$
Excellent cuisine and attention, only breakfast and meals are served, by Chef Eduardo García, one of the most renowned in the country, owner of Havre 77 and Máximo Bistro. A single long table in which diners share. The Chef offers cooking classes taught by himself to the general public. $$$+
177 locals recommend
Lalo!
173 ZacatecasExcellent cuisine and attention, only breakfast and meals are served, by Chef Eduardo García, one of the most renowned in the country, owner of Havre 77 and Máximo Bistro. A single long table in which diners share. The Chef offers cooking classes taught by himself to the general public. $$$+
Excellent French cuisine, equipped with an oyster bar, only meals and dinners are served, with changing menu, almost indispensable reservation. Housed in a beautifully restored Porfirian building, it is the most elegant proposal of Chef Eduardo García and his wife Gabriela López Cruz. One of the most renowned chefs in the country, also the owner of Lalo! and Máximo Bistro. To book, access your website. $$$$+
57 locals recommend
Havre 77
77 HavreExcellent French cuisine, equipped with an oyster bar, only meals and dinners are served, with changing menu, almost indispensable reservation. Housed in a beautifully restored Porfirian building, it is the most elegant proposal of Chef Eduardo García and his wife Gabriela López Cruz. One of the most renowned chefs in the country, also the owner of Lalo! and Máximo Bistro. To book, access your website. $$$$+
Very good French cuisine, the forerunner of the restaurants in an area today absolutely food focused. Specialty in crepes, with salad bar. Good attention and excellent quality. Housed in a nice old restored building. $$$
18 locals recommend
Cluny Le Bar
57 Av. de la PazVery good French cuisine, the forerunner of the restaurants in an area today absolutely food focused. Specialty in crepes, with salad bar. Good attention and excellent quality. Housed in a nice old restored building. $$$
Excellent mix between Mexican food and French cuisine, only meals and dinners are served, with changing menu, almost indispensable reservation. The first proposal of the renowned Chef Eduardo Garcia and his wife Gabriela López Cruz, owner of Lalo! and Havre 77. To book, access their website. $$$$
289 locals recommend
Máximo Bistrot
65 Bis Av. Álvaro ObregónExcellent mix between Mexican food and French cuisine, only meals and dinners are served, with changing menu, almost indispensable reservation. The first proposal of the renowned Chef Eduardo Garcia and his wife Gabriela López Cruz, owner of Lalo! and Havre 77. To book, access their website. $$$$
Excellent reinterpretation of typical Mexican cuisine, breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served, preferably reservation for meals and dinners. Breakfasts on weekends are very saturated, you have to arrive early. In charge of Chef Gerardo Vázquez Lugo, recognized for his Mexican culinary proposal. $$$$
30 locals recommend
Fonda Mayora
322 CampecheExcellent reinterpretation of typical Mexican cuisine, breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served, preferably reservation for meals and dinners. Breakfasts on weekends are very saturated, you have to arrive early. In charge of Chef Gerardo Vázquez Lugo, recognized for his Mexican culinary proposal. $$$$
Excellent Cuban food, an official branch of the original restaurant in Havana, Cuba. I recommend ordering a couple of dishes to the center to share accompanied by tostones and malanga, try the Moros y Cristianos rice, the fried cow and the ropa vieja meat accompanied by mojitos and end with a Cuban coffee and fried bananas! Dishes are served generously. There are small groups of musicians who rotate around the house playing typical Cuban music. The famous Cohiba cigars are also sold. Arriving early, it gets very crowded mainly on weekends starting from Thursday, it is possible to book. $$$
41 locals recommend
La Bodeguita del Medio
37 CozumelExcellent Cuban food, an official branch of the original restaurant in Havana, Cuba. I recommend ordering a couple of dishes to the center to share accompanied by tostones and malanga, try the Moros y Cristianos rice, the fried cow and the ropa vieja meat accompanied by mojitos and end with a Cuban coffee and fried bananas! Dishes are served generously. There are small groups of musicians who rotate around the house playing typical Cuban music. The famous Cohiba cigars are also sold. Arriving early, it gets very crowded mainly on weekends starting from Thursday, it is possible to book. $$$
Hipster gourmet food court style space with shops and small restaurants of various specialties. Includes a small branch of the Coyoacan Casa de la Seda Café. There is also a Mexican restaurant and a bar. It gets very saturated on weekends. $$$+
128 locals recommend
Mercado Roma station
227 C. QuerétaroHipster gourmet food court style space with shops and small restaurants of various specialties. Includes a small branch of the Coyoacan Casa de la Seda Café. There is also a Mexican restaurant and a bar. It gets very saturated on weekends. $$$+
Small organic supermarket with vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free alternatives. Restaurant service at tables on the sidewalk located in the beautiful and quiet Glorieta de Popocatepetl. It also has food service to take away. $$$
76 locals recommend
Orígenes Orgánicos
209 ColimaSmall organic supermarket with vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free alternatives. Restaurant service at tables on the sidewalk located in the beautiful and quiet Glorieta de Popocatepetl. It also has food service to take away. $$$
One of the best taquerias in town with many shops around the city. Try the cheese chicharrón (vegetarian dish, only cheese NOT meat) and the crusts! Vegetarian options available, handmade tortillas in place! $$+
176 locals recommend
Taquería El Califa
22 AltataOne of the best taquerias in town with many shops around the city. Try the cheese chicharrón (vegetarian dish, only cheese NOT meat) and the crusts! Vegetarian options available, handmade tortillas in place! $$+
Gluten-free and vegan bakery, including white bread, sweet bread, pastry, pita bread, and flour. $$
14 locals recommend
Pan Gabriel
222 BerlínGluten-free and vegan bakery, including white bread, sweet bread, pastry, pita bread, and flour. $$
Osteria 8
252 SinaloaSmall Italian restaurant, good food & prices. $$
Los Loosers
236 B SinaloaVegan restaurant, a mexican-asian food, ramen are recommended. $$
BalRay
31 ZamoraJelly shop with decades of existence, very good quality.
Casa d'Italia
6 Agustín MelgarExcellent Italian restaurant, any pasta should be great. $$$
Pancracia Panadería Artesanal
Calle de ChiapasThe closest bakery from the apartment.
Palmares Azotea
216 Calle de DurangoLovely terrace offering mexican food. $$$
BALLARÓ
216 Calle de DurangoItalian food and & bakery shop. Good coffee and bread.
El Faraón
93 Av OaxacaGood tacos!
La Zaranda
17B MiravalleMexican food, great for a for a night out.
Cancino
98 ZacatecasGood pizza, the place for social encounters. $$$
The Ventanita Cafe
13 Pl. Villa de MadridNice area for an outside coffee. Breakfast.
La Tecla
186-A Calle de DurangoGood Mexican restaurant. $$$+
Kura
378 ColimaVery good sushi restaurant.
Centro Macrobiotico
76 CozumelVegan & vegetarian macrobiotic food. $$
Bakers Durango
342 Calle de DurangoGood bakery and coffee shop.
Zoku
359 Calle de DurangoJapanese food. $$$
Traditional Mexican bakery. They have very good salad or sweet bread. There's a mini super next to the bakery, perfect for dairies and groceries.
Panificadora La Condesa
92 Juan de la BarreraTraditional Mexican bakery. They have very good salad or sweet bread. There's a mini super next to the bakery, perfect for dairies and groceries.
Mezcalería and Mexican food, part of the Los Danzantes group. Small but beautiful place, highly recommended! $$+
27 locals recommend
Antolia
132 TonaláMezcalería and Mexican food, part of the Los Danzantes group. Small but beautiful place, highly recommended! $$+
La Embajada Jarocha
138 ZacatecasGood Veracruz food and live music!
Quebracho
313 HamburgoArgentinian restaurant. $$$
Excelente restaurante mexicano abierto las 24 hrs. Muy buenos precios. $+
142 locals recommend
Restaurante La Casa de Toño
144 LondresExcelente restaurante mexicano abierto las 24 hrs. Muy buenos precios. $+
Cafe Etrusca
#272 - B Calle de DurangoGood coffee shop. $+
EL GLOBO
136 Av. Pdte. MasarykA well-known bakery company.
La Balance
94 CozumelGood bakery and coffee, they also offer gluten-free bread.
Excellent Mexican restaurant, almost every dish will be great. try their fresh fruit drinks! $$$+
282 locals recommend
El Cardenal
23 C. de la PalmaExcellent Mexican restaurant, almost every dish will be great. try their fresh fruit drinks! $$$+
An excellent restaurant specialized in cuisine from the Baja California area, seafood and fish predominate on the menu. $$$$
142 locals recommend
Merotoro
204 AmsterdamAn excellent restaurant specialized in cuisine from the Baja California area, seafood and fish predominate on the menu. $$$$
Restaurant specializing in Mexican cuisine, is small, requires early arrival. Try the hot peppers in season! $$$+
175 locals recommend
Azul
68 Av Nuevo LeónRestaurant specializing in Mexican cuisine, is small, requires early arrival. Try the hot peppers in season! $$$+
Excellent fish and seafood restaurant. Try the aguachile and tuna toast! $$$
25 locals recommend
La Ostra
109 Av Nuevo LeónExcellent fish and seafood restaurant. Try the aguachile and tuna toast! $$$
A famous street food has even appeared in local newspapers! It is placed in the corner of Av. Tamaulipas and Av. Alfonso Reyes in front of Restaurant El Zorzal long queues from 7:00 to 12:00 hrs approximately. They offer take away chilaquiles sandwiches. $
40 locals recommend
La Güera Tortas de Chilaquiles
139 Alfonso ReyesA famous street food has even appeared in local newspapers! It is placed in the corner of Av. Tamaulipas and Av. Alfonso Reyes in front of Restaurant El Zorzal long queues from 7:00 to 12:00 hrs approximately. They offer take away chilaquiles sandwiches. $
A good place to take a break in the area. Illy coffee. It can be very noisy on weekends and holidays. It offers breakfast and simple lunch type meals. For breakfast get there early, its a small place. $$+
18 locals recommend
Caffe Toscano
30 Av MichoacánA good place to take a break in the area. Illy coffee. It can be very noisy on weekends and holidays. It offers breakfast and simple lunch type meals. For breakfast get there early, its a small place. $$+
Rococó Café
4 Juan de la BarreraVery good coffee with multiple brewing options. $+
Design gourmet market and bakery, many food specialties with bars to eat there or takeaway service. Includes a good Oaxacan restaurant at the top floor. $$$+
13 locals recommend
Parián Condesa
107 Av Nuevo LeónDesign gourmet market and bakery, many food specialties with bars to eat there or takeaway service. Includes a good Oaxacan restaurant at the top floor. $$$+
Angelopolitano
371 PueblaGood restaurant offering Puebla's typical food. $$$
Tamales shop, they're a very well known company making typical tamales from decades. They offer freeze or ready to eat products as well as delivery service.
Tamales Flor de Lis
30 Avenida MazatlanTamales shop, they're a very well known company making typical tamales from decades. They offer freeze or ready to eat products as well as delivery service.
Postales de Café
30 Avenida MazatlanExcellent coffee and a nice place to stop by.
Dining room and terrace. The place still exists but have changed their name. Good breakfasts.
70 locals recommend
Porco Rosso
102 ZacatecasDining room and terrace. The place still exists but have changed their name. Good breakfasts.
Don Uruguayo
410 PueblaUruguayan food. Good empanadas! $$+
Nice restaurant in a garden serving basically hamburgers & pizzas. $$$
13 locals recommend
Jardín Chapultepec
398 Av ChapultepecNice restaurant in a garden serving basically hamburgers & pizzas. $$$
Fishers Nápoles
197 Calle de DurangoFamous seafood restaurant.
Pad Thai
49 Av SonoraVery good Tai food. I love the green curry! $$+
Nutrisa S. A. de C. V
20 Calle Antonio M. AnzaYogurt ice cream and natural groceries shop.
Nice food court style space with shops and small restaurants of various specialties. Includes a small branch of the known Ojo de Agua. $$+
6 locals recommend
Corredor Salamanca
32 C. SalamancaNice food court style space with shops and small restaurants of various specialties. Includes a small branch of the known Ojo de Agua. $$+
Tiny place with, Mexican coffee of various origins and serves gourmet drinks with various extraction methods.
7 locals recommend
Drip Specialty Coffee
36 GuadalajaraTiny place with, Mexican coffee of various origins and serves gourmet drinks with various extraction methods.
Excellent taqueria, handmade tortillas, and good service. Try the cheese chicharrón! (It's just cheese does not contain meat). Vegetarian options available.
Open 13:00-4:00 hours.
$$
47 locals recommend
El Califa Roma
174 Av. Álvaro ObregónExcellent taqueria, handmade tortillas, and good service. Try the cheese chicharrón! (It's just cheese does not contain meat). Vegetarian options available.
Open 13:00-4:00 hours.
$$
Café Milou
38 Av. VeracruzLovely tiny French restaurant, good food, and coffee.
$$$
Salón Ríos
71 Río NiloGood place for friends, beers, and fun.
$$$
Great place for friends, drinks, and fun. Seafood & Mexican specialties.
They have a lovely terrace with a great view.
$$$
64 locals recommend
Terraza Cha Cha Chá
157 Av. de la RepúblicaGreat place for friends, drinks, and fun. Seafood & Mexican specialties.
They have a lovely terrace with a great view.
$$$
Great place for friends and fun. Great located next to Plaza de la República. 9:00-2:00 hrs.
$$$
Ceveria Crisanta
51 Avenida de la RepúblicaGreat place for friends and fun. Great located next to Plaza de la República. 9:00-2:00 hrs.
$$$
Nice restaurant with a lovely backyard, great for breakfast or a coffee. Try their chilaquiles!
Open at 9:15.
The Backyard
51 AcapulcoNice restaurant with a lovely backyard, great for breakfast or a coffee. Try their chilaquiles!
Open at 9:15.
Maikai Poke Condesa
30 Avenida MazatlanSmall but nice Thai-Japanese restaurant.
Mexican food organic restaurant. Breakfasts starting at 8:00.
$$
Cintli Tortillería y Antojería Orgánica
33 C. ManzanilloMexican food organic restaurant. Breakfasts starting at 8:00.
$$
Excellent French restaurant, from a renowned Mexican-French Chefs family. Lunch and dinner only.
Gluten free options. For reservation: opentable.com.mx
$$$$
6 locals recommend
Maison de Famille
10 Avenida MichoacánExcellent French restaurant, from a renowned Mexican-French Chefs family. Lunch and dinner only.
Gluten free options. For reservation: opentable.com.mx
$$$$
Very good coffee and chocolate, lovely designed. They also have beautiful barro household pieces for sale.
I don't recommend the gluten-free sandwiches but coffee is great! $+
21 locals recommend
Tierra Garat
218 AmsterdamVery good coffee and chocolate, lovely designed. They also have beautiful barro household pieces for sale.
I don't recommend the gluten-free sandwiches but coffee is great! $+
Known for served breakfast during the whole day! Breakfast start at 8:00
$$$
11 locals recommend
MotÍn
311 TabascoKnown for served breakfast during the whole day! Breakfast start at 8:00
$$$
Wanwan
209 LondresRestaurante japonés.
EN Asian Food
9 Av IndependenciaTiny japanese restaurant, ramen speciallized.
$$
El Roma Bistrot
#52 Plaza Río de JaneiroGood Bistrot restaurant, open late on Sundays.
$$$
Drinks & Nightlife
Typical Mexican Cantina. Offers meals and bar service. famous for its birria traditional dish. $$+
38 locals recommend
La Polar
129 C. Guillermo PrietoTypical Mexican Cantina. Offers meals and bar service. famous for its birria traditional dish. $$+
Traditional Mexican Cantina with Yucatecan food, good prices and a perfect place to go for drinks with friends. They close early. $$
33 locals recommend
Montejo
261-A Av. Benjamín FranklinTraditional Mexican Cantina with Yucatecan food, good prices and a perfect place to go for drinks with friends. They close early. $$
Xampaneria
66 Av Nuevo LeónBar specialized in champagne. $$$
PASAGÜERO
33 Calle de MotoliniaElectronic music concerts and more. Pub.
Lucille
99 OrizabaSmall relaxed and friendly bar.
El Depósito
375 Av. Baja CaliforniaA wide selection of world beers and snacks. $$+
Jazz club, very nice and with an alternative of good quality snacks. Review billboard on your website. It's a small place, I recommend booking. $$$
100 locals recommend
Zinco Jazz Club
20 Calle de MotoliniaJazz club, very nice and with an alternative of good quality snacks. Review billboard on your website. It's a small place, I recommend booking. $$$
It is a traditional and traditional canteen in the area, offering drinks and food. $$+
12 locals recommend
Cantina El Centenario
42 Av. Vicente SuárezIt is a traditional and traditional canteen in the area, offering drinks and food. $$+
Diente de Oro
36-B IztaccihuatlSmall bar, nice atmosphere.
Leonor
163 Av Nuevo LeónA small but a fun place to dance and have a drink.
Hookah Lounge
284 CampecheBar and events, check the billboard on their website.
A precursor of bars without consumption quotas in the 90s is a tiny but classic place.
26 locals recommend
Bar Milán
18 C. MilanA precursor of bars without consumption quotas in the 90s is a tiny but classic place.
The Gold Lion Canteen
103-A Av. José MartíTraditional Mexican Cantina.
A small but classic place to go out in the evening in Condesa, it gets very crowded early. You have to request to be on the list to access the top as small as the bottom but with music to dance. Eventually, there are live bands. Currently, they have branches managed by the owners at the Historic Center and the Cuauhtémoc neighborhood. $$+
205 locals recommend
Salon Pata Negra
30 Av. TamaulipasA small but classic place to go out in the evening in Condesa, it gets very crowded early. You have to request to be on the list to access the top as small as the bottom but with music to dance. Eventually, there are live bands. Currently, they have branches managed by the owners at the Historic Center and the Cuauhtémoc neighborhood. $$+
Small dance hall of Cuban music, informal and with low prices. Usually with live music. $+
125 locals recommend
Mama Rumba
230 C. QuerétaroSmall dance hall of Cuban music, informal and with low prices. Usually with live music. $+
Mezcalería that offers some dishes like a snack of exclusively corn products. Selection of mezcales of the country. A casual and friendly atmosphere. $+
96 locals recommend
La Clandestina
298 Av. Álvaro ObregónMezcalería that offers some dishes like a snack of exclusively corn products. Selection of mezcales of the country. A casual and friendly atmosphere. $+
Excellent mezcalería, tiny with good informal atmosphere, selection of mezcales of the country, also offers economic snacks. $
96 locals recommend
La Clandestina
298 Av. Álvaro ObregónExcellent mezcalería, tiny with good informal atmosphere, selection of mezcales of the country, also offers economic snacks. $
El 9 De Amberes
58 C. AmberesA mythical Gay Bar from 1980's is back.
Café Paraíso
17 Pl. Villa de MadridNearest discoteca!
Bengala
34 Av SonoraA well-known bar, almost impossible to find without previous knowledge.
Fun and cheap karaoke option, they have lots of features for you to use while singing. $$+
7 locals recommend
Sing Karaoke Bar London
Fun and cheap karaoke option, they have lots of features for you to use while singing. $$+
Pong bar
32 C. SalamancaLots of drinks available. Inside of Corredor Salamanca.
Caradura
73 Av Nuevo LeónA small concert hall with a wide musical offer.
Essentials
Casa Selva
116 C. MascotaFlorería.
A Walmart brand. They offer home delivery service. You can make the purchase and ask to cashier for delivery, buy by phone, use their online shop or download their app. Regular delivery may take up to 4 hrs. Express service takes 1.15 hrs with a limit of 25 articles or 10 lines (water gallons quantity is limited) and a drugstore exclusive express service. Organic, vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. Pharmacy with good prices and service until 23:00 hrs. They also have Bank with ATM services from BBVA Bancomer & Banamex.
223 locals recommend
Superama Pachuca
99 PachucaA Walmart brand. They offer home delivery service. You can make the purchase and ask to cashier for delivery, buy by phone, use their online shop or download their app. Regular delivery may take up to 4 hrs. Express service takes 1.15 hrs with a limit of 25 articles or 10 lines (water gallons quantity is limited) and a drugstore exclusive express service. Organic, vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. Pharmacy with good prices and service until 23:00 hrs. They also have Bank with ATM services from BBVA Bancomer & Banamex.
Communications company for cell phones, buying and selling chips. Closed on weekends.
22 locals recommend
Telcel
53 C. OmetuscoCommunications company for cell phones, buying and selling chips. Closed on weekends.
Pista El Sope
Pista El SopePark with an outdoor runway, very well equipped.
Cas Gose Condesa
75-B Av. TamaulipasMoney Exchange House.
Torre BBVA Bancomer
Bank with ATM service. BBVA Bancomer
BBVA Condesa
249 Calle de DurangoBank with ATM service. BBVA Bancomer
BANCOMER Palacio de Hierro
230 Calle de DurangoATM service. BBVA Bancomer inside a mall.
Office Depot Express
1388 Av. Insurgentes SurStationery shop.
Tienda espacializada en quesos, vinos y embutidos con productos de muy buena calidad. Ofrecen bocadillos para comer en el sitio.
UNILAC cheese and deli Winery
120 Fernando Montes de OcaTienda espacializada en quesos, vinos y embutidos con productos de muy buena calidad. Ofrecen bocadillos para comer en el sitio.
Small organic supermarket with vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free alternatives. You need to bring your own shopping bags. Includes a small restaurant. They offer delivery service. $$$
175 locals recommend
The Green Corner
81 Avenida MazatlanSmall organic supermarket with vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free alternatives. You need to bring your own shopping bags. Includes a small restaurant. They offer delivery service. $$$
Abarrotes Delirio
114 ColimaGroceries and ready to eat grourmet food. $$+
Súper Naturista
3 Av. VeracruzVegan, gluten-free and organic groceries shop. $$
Oxxo - Acapulco
536 Av ChapultepecConvenience shop. 7 Eleven style. Open 24hrs.
Torre Mayor
505 Av. Paseo de la ReformaMany ATM available from Banorte, Scotia Bank, Bancomer & HSBC.
Sanatorio Durango Hospital
296 Calle de DurangoHospital with 24 hrs, emergency service.
Bottled water shop, water is processed through rainwater purification.
8 locals recommend
Casa Del Agua
242 PueblaBottled water shop, water is processed through rainwater purification.
Grupo Financiero Banorte Sucursal
153 Calle de DurangoBanorte ATM.
7 eleven
& CampecheConvenience shop WITH PHONE CHIPS available for sale.
Open 24 hrs.
The closest supermarket to the apartment.
Tiny but enough for main groceries. They have a few sugar-free and gluten-free options.
credit cards or cash.
NO delivery service.
7:00-23:00 hrs.
513 locals recommend
Sumesa
266 TlacotalpanThe closest supermarket to the apartment.
Tiny but enough for main groceries. They have a few sugar-free and gluten-free options.
credit cards or cash.
NO delivery service.
7:00-23:00 hrs.
Tiny but enough for main groceries. They have a few sugar-free and gluten-free options. credit cards or cash. NO delivery service. 7:00-22:00 hrs.
513 locals recommend
Sumesa
266 TlacotalpanTiny but enough for main groceries. They have a few sugar-free and gluten-free options. credit cards or cash. NO delivery service. 7:00-22:00 hrs.
Organic Street Market
Held on Sundays from 9:30-14:30 hrs.
ONLY cash.
26 locals recommend
Mercado El 100
S/N OrizabaOrganic Street Market
Held on Sundays from 9:30-14:30 hrs.
ONLY cash.
TORTILLAS DE MAIZ
8 AcapulcoTortillería. Handmade tortillas and salsas just across the street.
Botánica Granel
69 Fernando Montes de OcaBulk grocery store.
Estado Natural
61D SinaloaGrocery store with an unusual product offer.
Organic supermarket with gluten-free and vegan alternatives. Delivery service.
$$$+
175 locals recommend
The Green Corner
81 Avenida MazatlanOrganic supermarket with gluten-free and vegan alternatives. Delivery service.
$$$+
Entertainment & Activities
Foro indie rocks
39 ZacatecasSmall concert hall specializing in indie music.
auditorio nacional
50 Avenida Paseo de la ReformaConcerts and cultural events.
Auditorio BlackBerry
160 TlaxcalaConcerts and cultural events.
Pepsi Center WTC
s/n DakotaConcerts and cultural events.
Foro Sol
S/N Viad. Río de la PiedadConcerts and sports events.
El Plaza Condesa
Concerts and cultural events.
Palacio de los Deportes
Concerts, cultural & sports events.
Football stadium from America Team. Main Country stadium. Sports, concerts and cultural events.
109 locals recommend
Aztec Stadium
3465 Calz. de TlalpanFootball stadium from America Team. Main Country stadium. Sports, concerts and cultural events.
Football stadium from UNAM Team. Pumas. Sports, concerts and cultural events.
Known for the 68's Olympic Games Black Power's raising fists during athletics awards.
87 locals recommend
Estadio Olímpico Universitario
S/N Av. de los Insurgentes SurFootball stadium from UNAM Team. Pumas. Sports, concerts and cultural events.
Known for the 68's Olympic Games Black Power's raising fists during athletics awards.
Sightseeing
A must if you're interested in Prehispanic Cultures and Mexican History, great experience with a good guide. There are many services of tours to the pyramids, for specific information on tours and private drivers please check the section of Tours in the first pages of the guide. IMPORTANT: always wear a cap or hat, sunglasses and sun protection independently of the climate of the city, where the sun is very strong throughout the year and is a very desert area. I recommend trying the tunas and bringing enough water.
12 locals recommend
Pirámides
PirámidesA must if you're interested in Prehispanic Cultures and Mexican History, great experience with a good guide. There are many services of tours to the pyramids, for specific information on tours and private drivers please check the section of Tours in the first pages of the guide. IMPORTANT: always wear a cap or hat, sunglasses and sun protection independently of the climate of the city, where the sun is very strong throughout the year and is a very desert area. I recommend trying the tunas and bringing enough water.
Located in the main square of Coyoacan neighborhood, a very popular place to visit. On weekends get very saturated. Many options for eating and boating in the area. There are often public events on the site.
Kiosco de Coyoacán
Located in the main square of Coyoacan neighborhood, a very popular place to visit. On weekends get very saturated. Many options for eating and boating in the area. There are often public events on the site.
Federal Government Building, it houses emblematic murals of Diego Rivera and a small history museum. Open access to the public with official identification to specific areas as long as a special event is not developed on the premises. From the main balcony of this building the president, in turn, performs every night of September 15th the commemoration of the Grito de Independencia, Mexico's main National Day, currently is not an event open to the public, access to the Palacio area is restricted and exclusively with a governmental invitation. Of historical and cultural interest.
48 locals recommend
Palacio Virreinal
13 MonedaFederal Government Building, it houses emblematic murals of Diego Rivera and a small history museum. Open access to the public with official identification to specific areas as long as a special event is not developed on the premises. From the main balcony of this building the president, in turn, performs every night of September 15th the commemoration of the Grito de Independencia, Mexico's main National Day, currently is not an event open to the public, access to the Palacio area is restricted and exclusively with a governmental invitation. Of historical and cultural interest.
The main Catholic temple of the country, originally built in XVI century and then rebuilt in XVII century, on the remains of an Aztec temple destroyed for the construction of it during the Colony. Historic and architectural interest as well as a cult center.
269 locals recommend
Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral
S/N P.za de la ConstituciónThe main Catholic temple of the country, originally built in XVI century and then rebuilt in XVII century, on the remains of an Aztec temple destroyed for the construction of it during the Colony. Historic and architectural interest as well as a cult center.
A few streets are left of the old Chinese Quarter of the capital but are still inhabited by the community, there are restaurants and shops of Chinese specialties and products. Their Chinese New Year's celebration is interesting.
75 locals recommend
Barrio Chino
19 C. Artículo 123A few streets are left of the old Chinese Quarter of the capital but are still inhabited by the community, there are restaurants and shops of Chinese specialties and products. Their Chinese New Year's celebration is interesting.
Famous for being the first skyscraper in Latin America, it has an Italian restaurant on the penultimate floor and a tourist lookout on the top floor. Ideal to contemplate the Historic Center at sunset.
247 locals recommend
Torre Latinoamericana
2 Eje Central Lázaro CárdenasFamous for being the first skyscraper in Latin America, it has an Italian restaurant on the penultimate floor and a tourist lookout on the top floor. Ideal to contemplate the Historic Center at sunset.
A public square where the scribes traditionally were hired to write letters and documents for those illiterate or lovers looking for romantic words. Among others, it is flanked by the National School of Medicine of the UNAM building, now a museum and annex building. It was originally built as the feared seat of the Spanish Inquisition during the Colony. Of historical and cultural interest.
45 locals recommend
Plaza de Santo Domingo
República de BrasilA public square where the scribes traditionally were hired to write letters and documents for those illiterate or lovers looking for romantic words. Among others, it is flanked by the National School of Medicine of the UNAM building, now a museum and annex building. It was originally built as the feared seat of the Spanish Inquisition during the Colony. Of historical and cultural interest.
A public square that houses the bronze sculpture of Charles IV of Spain, made in his lifetime by the architect Manuél Tolsá who gives the name to the square. The sculpture is of high quality and technique, popularly known as "El Caballito". The square, crossed by several old buildings among which stand out MUNAL and the Palace of Mining, this one also a project by Tolsá. Several quality restaurants are based on it. Of historical and cultural interest.
6 locals recommend
Plaza Manuel Tolsá
8 Calle de TacubaA public square that houses the bronze sculpture of Charles IV of Spain, made in his lifetime by the architect Manuél Tolsá who gives the name to the square. The sculpture is of high quality and technique, popularly known as "El Caballito". The square, crossed by several old buildings among which stand out MUNAL and the Palace of Mining, this one also a project by Tolsá. Several quality restaurants are based on it. Of historical and cultural interest.
A famous public square is known for being the site par excellence of Mexican mariachis in the city. Several bars are based on her, among them, the Tenampa Cantina, preferred by the filmmakers and actors of the Period of the Mexican Gold Cinema and famous since then. It also houses the Tequila Museum. Request specific songs to groups of mariachis take a charge, better negotiate and inquire before ordering. Of historical and cultural interest.
193 locals recommend
Garibaldi Plaza
A famous public square is known for being the site par excellence of Mexican mariachis in the city. Several bars are based on her, among them, the Tenampa Cantina, preferred by the filmmakers and actors of the Period of the Mexican Gold Cinema and famous since then. It also houses the Tequila Museum. Request specific songs to groups of mariachis take a charge, better negotiate and inquire before ordering. Of historical and cultural interest.
A public square is known for important historical events, from the market of Prehispanic Culture of Tlatelolco that was located in its vicinity, the infamous Night of Tlatelolco, scene of the massacre of students held on October 2nd, 1968 and one of the more damaged neighborhoods during the earthquake suffered by the city on September 19, 1985. An interesting place to visit, the mixture of three epochs, Prehispanic, Viceregal, and Contemporary. The Pre-Hispanic remains of the old town of Tlatelolco can be visited as a museum. The Cultural Center Tlatelolco of the UNAM is on the side. Of historical and cultural interest.
45 locals recommend
Square of the Three Cultures
S/N Eje Central Lázaro CárdenasA public square is known for important historical events, from the market of Prehispanic Culture of Tlatelolco that was located in its vicinity, the infamous Night of Tlatelolco, scene of the massacre of students held on October 2nd, 1968 and one of the more damaged neighborhoods during the earthquake suffered by the city on September 19, 1985. An interesting place to visit, the mixture of three epochs, Prehispanic, Viceregal, and Contemporary. The Pre-Hispanic remains of the old town of Tlatelolco can be visited as a museum. The Cultural Center Tlatelolco of the UNAM is on the side. Of historical and cultural interest.
One of the icons of the city, which became its emblem, the Monument to Independence, is an angel that symbolizes freedom, erected to commemorate the centenary of Independence on 16th September 1910, designed by Architect Antonio Rivas Mercado. As a curious fact, when the monument was inaugurated there were only three steps, the rest is the equivalent of City's sunk from the date of its construction. The model of the effigy was the daughter of the same architect, Antonieta Rivas Mercado, a personage of the time, friend of intellectuals and artists and who enjoys the not very pleasant title of being the only person who has committed suicide at Paris's Notre Dame Church.
764 locals recommend
The Angel of Independence
Avenida Paseo de la ReformaOne of the icons of the city, which became its emblem, the Monument to Independence, is an angel that symbolizes freedom, erected to commemorate the centenary of Independence on 16th September 1910, designed by Architect Antonio Rivas Mercado. As a curious fact, when the monument was inaugurated there were only three steps, the rest is the equivalent of City's sunk from the date of its construction. The model of the effigy was the daughter of the same architect, Antonieta Rivas Mercado, a personage of the time, friend of intellectuals and artists and who enjoys the not very pleasant title of being the only person who has committed suicide at Paris's Notre Dame Church.
It is a neuralgic point of the City, the most important and oldest place in the country, it houses the Metropolitan Cathedral and the National Palace headquarters of the Federal Government, the Government building of the CDMX in addition to several classic hotels. It is the destination and scenario par excellence of the country's social protests and massive free concerts. It becomes very saturated on weekends, go early in the morning to avoid crowds. Public cultural events are often held on site.
795 locals recommend
Zócalo
S/N P.za de la ConstituciónIt is a neuralgic point of the City, the most important and oldest place in the country, it houses the Metropolitan Cathedral and the National Palace headquarters of the Federal Government, the Government building of the CDMX in addition to several classic hotels. It is the destination and scenario par excellence of the country's social protests and massive free concerts. It becomes very saturated on weekends, go early in the morning to avoid crowds. Public cultural events are often held on site.
Arts & Culture
The main campus of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, has a library, theaters and museums and a large green area that can be freely traveled. At weekends it is visited by children, families and young people who use their green areas as a park. Of cultural, architectural and historical interest. Free access.
268 locals recommend
University City
The main campus of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, has a library, theaters and museums and a large green area that can be freely traveled. At weekends it is visited by children, families and young people who use their green areas as a park. Of cultural, architectural and historical interest. Free access.
It was a gift to the Country from Diego Rivera, it shows mainly the collection of Diego Rivera and sketches of his paintings, popular art, prehispanic art, and temporary exhibitions. The design of the museum imitates a Teocalli, which means "house of the gods". They offer a variety of public workshops. Closed Monday and Thursday. $$
165 locals recommend
Diego Rivera Anahuacalli Museum
150 MuseoIt was a gift to the Country from Diego Rivera, it shows mainly the collection of Diego Rivera and sketches of his paintings, popular art, prehispanic art, and temporary exhibitions. The design of the museum imitates a Teocalli, which means "house of the gods". They offer a variety of public workshops. Closed Monday and Thursday. $$
Interesting Museum and Cultural Center. They hold the 2nd October 1968 Massacre Memorial as well as temporal Exhibitions. Part of UNAM. Next, to it, there's a site museum of Tlatelolco Prehispanic Culture Ruins.
22 locals recommend
Centro Cultural Universitario Tlatelolco
1 Avenida R. Flores MagónInteresting Museum and Cultural Center. They hold the 2nd October 1968 Massacre Memorial as well as temporal Exhibitions. Part of UNAM. Next, to it, there's a site museum of Tlatelolco Prehispanic Culture Ruins.
The best museum in the country, a must see if you are interested in Mexican culture. It is big but to cross the Aztec and Maya room will be worth the visit, if you have a little time, focus on them. It also hosts temporary exhibitions. In front of the museum on weekends are placed Papantla Flyers, an interesting tradition. Their shop has good books and a cafeteria in the basement. Closed Monday.
1503 locals recommend
Museo Nacional de Antropologia
s/n Av. Paseo de la ReformaThe best museum in the country, a must see if you are interested in Mexican culture. It is big but to cross the Aztec and Maya room will be worth the visit, if you have a little time, focus on them. It also hosts temporary exhibitions. In front of the museum on weekends are placed Papantla Flyers, an interesting tradition. Their shop has good books and a cafeteria in the basement. Closed Monday.
Independent theater and bar well known for its political comedy mounts.
15 locals recommend
Teatro Bar El Vicio
13 C. MadridIndependent theater and bar well known for its political comedy mounts.
La Teatrería
152 TabascoIndependent theater with bar and cafeteria.
Teaching center and shelter for exiled writers. Performs cultural activities focused on literature and publishing. It has a library and restaurant in a nice courtyard. Restaurant $$$
Casa Refugio Citlaltepetl
25 CitlaltépetlTeaching center and shelter for exiled writers. Performs cultural activities focused on literature and publishing. It has a library and restaurant in a nice courtyard. Restaurant $$$
A small museum set in a restored mansion of San Rafaél neighborhood. With the history of chocolate and small site of workshops, classes and coffee shop for a chocolate tasting.
68 locals recommend
Museo Mucho chocolate
45 C. MilanA small museum set in a restored mansion of San Rafaél neighborhood. With the history of chocolate and small site of workshops, classes and coffee shop for a chocolate tasting.
Art Gallery specialized in graphics. It has a small shop of books and selected graphic art. Located exactly in front of the children's area of Pushkin Garden.
9 locals recommend
Vértigo Galería
23 ColimaArt Gallery specialized in graphics. It has a small shop of books and selected graphic art. Located exactly in front of the children's area of Pushkin Garden.
Theater of low budget and great quality. Thursdays with very low prices for the public.
Del Bosque Theater, Julio Castillo
S/N campo MarteTheater of low budget and great quality. Thursdays with very low prices for the public.
Library with a specialized area for children and various cultural activities usually hosts temporary exhibitions and book presentations as well as cultural talks and conferences.
41 locals recommend
Biblioteca Mexico
4 De La CiudadelaLibrary with a specialized area for children and various cultural activities usually hosts temporary exhibitions and book presentations as well as cultural talks and conferences.
Library with a specialized area for children and various activities usually hosts temporary exhibitions and book presentations as well as cultural talks and conferences. The building is recent, of high architectural quality, designed by one of the best architects of the country, Alberto Kalach. In the access square, there is a beautiful bookstore. Located to one side of the Buenavista Station. Easy access from Metrobús Line 1 Buenavista Station.
140 locals recommend
Biblioteca Vasconcelos
S/N Eje 1 Nte.Library with a specialized area for children and various activities usually hosts temporary exhibitions and book presentations as well as cultural talks and conferences. The building is recent, of high architectural quality, designed by one of the best architects of the country, Alberto Kalach. In the access square, there is a beautiful bookstore. Located to one side of the Buenavista Station. Easy access from Metrobús Line 1 Buenavista Station.
Ideal for children mainly from 4 to 10 years. It has an Imax screen with projections of cultural interest. Tickets are sold in batch by schedule, check the website for specific time information. The Imax Megapantalla can be accessed exclusively. It has a shop and a library of educational toys.
123 locals recommend
Papalote Museo del Nino
268 Av ConstituyentesIdeal for children mainly from 4 to 10 years. It has an Imax screen with projections of cultural interest. Tickets are sold in batch by schedule, check the website for specific time information. The Imax Megapantalla can be accessed exclusively. It has a shop and a library of educational toys.
The best place to enjoy the classical music in the city, excellent acoustics and quality of concerts and very accessible prices, check the billboard of season. Belonging to the UNAM, located in the Cultural Center of the same. $
67 locals recommend
Sala Nezahualcoyotl
3000 Av. Insurgentes SurThe best place to enjoy the classical music in the city, excellent acoustics and quality of concerts and very accessible prices, check the billboard of season. Belonging to the UNAM, located in the Cultural Center of the same. $
Inside the University Cultural Center of UNAM, specialized in Contemporary Art. Excellent store design. It has a restaurant and a cafeteria. Special prices for access to the museum for students and teachers with valid ID. Museum $ Restaurant $$
252 locals recommend
University Museum Contemporary Art
3000 Av. Insurgentes SurInside the University Cultural Center of UNAM, specialized in Contemporary Art. Excellent store design. It has a restaurant and a cafeteria. Special prices for access to the museum for students and teachers with valid ID. Museum $ Restaurant $$
Cultural Center of the UNAM, with concert halls, theaters, bookstore, and movie theaters, classical music shows, dance, and theater. Every year the Book and Rose Fair are celebrated there during the festivities of San Jordi in the month of April with cultural activities focused on books, poetry, and literature. Easy to arrive from Metrobús Line 1.
46 locals recommend
Centro Cultural Universitario station
3000 Av. Insurgentes SurCultural Center of the UNAM, with concert halls, theaters, bookstore, and movie theaters, classical music shows, dance, and theater. Every year the Book and Rose Fair are celebrated there during the festivities of San Jordi in the month of April with cultural activities focused on books, poetry, and literature. Easy to arrive from Metrobús Line 1.
Foro Shakespeare
7 ZamoraSmall independent theater with quality stagings.
Contemporary Art Gallery. Temporary exhibitions and sale. The building is recent, of high architectural quality, designed by one of the best architects of the country, Alberto Kalach.
89 locals recommend
Kurimanzutto
94 Gobernador Rafael RebollarContemporary Art Gallery. Temporary exhibitions and sale. The building is recent, of high architectural quality, designed by one of the best architects of the country, Alberto Kalach.
Museum of applied arts, with a beautiful collection of furniture and antique decorative pieces. Temporary exhibitions of national and international design, the Ceramic Biennial, the World Press Photo, the Cartel Biennial and other cultural events are held there. It has a cafeteria. Housed in a beautiful old building, with a beautiful colonial courtyard, perfect to forget the chaos of the Historic Center, my favorite place in the area for the coffee break. The store usually has a nice selection of pottery, textiles and design pieces, plus some books and art magazines. Tuesday free admission.
169 locals recommend
Museo Franz Mayer
45 Av. HidalgoMuseum of applied arts, with a beautiful collection of furniture and antique decorative pieces. Temporary exhibitions of national and international design, the Ceramic Biennial, the World Press Photo, the Cartel Biennial and other cultural events are held there. It has a cafeteria. Housed in a beautiful old building, with a beautiful colonial courtyard, perfect to forget the chaos of the Historic Center, my favorite place in the area for the coffee break. The store usually has a nice selection of pottery, textiles and design pieces, plus some books and art magazines. Tuesday free admission.
Museum of art, many of the main exhibitions that take place in the country come to their galleries. Inside an old colonial building on the street next to the Templo Mayor Museum. Be sure to look at all the murals. The student conflict of 1968 began in its doors, then it housed the National Preparatory Nº 1. Discounts to students, and students with a valid ID. Tuesday free admission. $
103 locals recommend
Former College of San Ildefonso
16 Justo SierraMuseum of art, many of the main exhibitions that take place in the country come to their galleries. Inside an old colonial building on the street next to the Templo Mayor Museum. Be sure to look at all the murals. The student conflict of 1968 began in its doors, then it housed the National Preparatory Nº 1. Discounts to students, and students with a valid ID. Tuesday free admission. $
The most important art museum in the country and at the same time the most important concert hall of the same. Many of the main exhibitions that take place in the country come to their galleries. The building began in Art Nouveau style by the Italian architect Adamo Boari and was finished in the Art Deco interior, after years of pause by the outbreak of the Mexican Revolution, inspired by the Neo Indianist by the Mexican Architect Federico E. Mariscal. Be sure to admire all the murals from the main Mexican muralists. The concert hall curtain is Dr. Atl's design by Tiffany. Bookstore specializing in art and nice restaurant. Sundays free admission. Museum $ Restaurant $$$+
680 locals recommend
Palacio de Bellas Artes
S/N Av. JuárezThe most important art museum in the country and at the same time the most important concert hall of the same. Many of the main exhibitions that take place in the country come to their galleries. The building began in Art Nouveau style by the Italian architect Adamo Boari and was finished in the Art Deco interior, after years of pause by the outbreak of the Mexican Revolution, inspired by the Neo Indianist by the Mexican Architect Federico E. Mariscal. Be sure to admire all the murals from the main Mexican muralists. The concert hall curtain is Dr. Atl's design by Tiffany. Bookstore specializing in art and nice restaurant. Sundays free admission. Museum $ Restaurant $$$+
Its permanent collection houses work by the main Mexican artists, temporary exhibitions are also held. The old building is of great beauty, located in Plaza Tolsá known by "El Caballito" sculpture. The square is also crossed by the Palace of Mining, and several restaurants of quality. Of historical and cultural interest.
300 locals recommend
Museo Nacional de Artes
8 Calle de TacubaIts permanent collection houses work by the main Mexican artists, temporary exhibitions are also held. The old building is of great beauty, located in Plaza Tolsá known by "El Caballito" sculpture. The square is also crossed by the Palace of Mining, and several restaurants of quality. Of historical and cultural interest.
It is the house inhabited by the architect Luis Barragán, the only Mexican to be awarded the Pritzker Prize. Built-in 1948 seems to have been finished yesterday, the present, elegance, and sobriety of its design are admirable, one of its most important works considered a World Heritage Site. A must visit for architects, designers, lovers of art, design, and culture. The visits are made by appointment in small groups. It has a library specialized in the work of the architect and his sources of inspiration. $$$
85 locals recommend
Museo Casa Luis Barragan
12 Gral. Francisco RamírezIt is the house inhabited by the architect Luis Barragán, the only Mexican to be awarded the Pritzker Prize. Built-in 1948 seems to have been finished yesterday, the present, elegance, and sobriety of its design are admirable, one of its most important works considered a World Heritage Site. A must visit for architects, designers, lovers of art, design, and culture. The visits are made by appointment in small groups. It has a library specialized in the work of the architect and his sources of inspiration. $$$
It is the house that inhabited Frida Kahlo from her childhood, she was born and died there, although she spent many years residing in other places, she always kept the house. In it Leon Trotsky took shelter and its ephemeral romance happened and between its walls, she painted the majority of her more emblematic work. Preserved quite faithfully as it is said, it gives a fairly clear idea of how Frida lived in her aesthetic and cultural environment. Special price for national visitors. Long lines of access from early, prevent your time. $$
1102 locals recommend
Museo Frida Kahlo
247 LondresIt is the house that inhabited Frida Kahlo from her childhood, she was born and died there, although she spent many years residing in other places, she always kept the house. In it Leon Trotsky took shelter and its ephemeral romance happened and between its walls, she painted the majority of her more emblematic work. Preserved quite faithfully as it is said, it gives a fairly clear idea of how Frida lived in her aesthetic and cultural environment. Special price for national visitors. Long lines of access from early, prevent your time. $$
It is the house where Leon Trotsky lived after leaving Frida Kahlo's Casa Azul, in that place he lived with his family and was murdered.
243 locals recommend
Leon Trotsky House Museum
410 Av. Río ChurubuscoIt is the house where Leon Trotsky lived after leaving Frida Kahlo's Casa Azul, in that place he lived with his family and was murdered.
Casa Estudio in which they lived together a season Diego and Frida, an emblematic design of the Architect Juan O 'Gorman based on the new modernist tendencies and with evident reminiscences of Le Corbusier. Diego's studio space is impressive. Ideal visit for architects, designers, lovers of art, design, and culture. A few steps away is San Angel Inn restaurant.
185 locals recommend
Museo Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo
s/n Diego RiveraCasa Estudio in which they lived together a season Diego and Frida, an emblematic design of the Architect Juan O 'Gorman based on the new modernist tendencies and with evident reminiscences of Le Corbusier. Diego's studio space is impressive. Ideal visit for architects, designers, lovers of art, design, and culture. A few steps away is San Angel Inn restaurant.
It displays an old and current selection of handicrafts from all over the country, offers courses, workshops, and related activities in its facilities. The shop is not to be missed, it has a good selection of handicrafts.
168 locals recommend
Museo de Arte Popular
11 RevillagigedoIt displays an old and current selection of handicrafts from all over the country, offers courses, workshops, and related activities in its facilities. The shop is not to be missed, it has a good selection of handicrafts.
Located at Coyoacán neighborhood, a very beautiful area of the city is dedicated to the cultural and ethnic diversity of the country, usually, places a beautiful ofrenda on the Day of the Dead, November holiday held on November 1st and 2nd.
102 locals recommend
National Museum of Popular Culture
289 Av Miguel HidalgoLocated at Coyoacán neighborhood, a very beautiful area of the city is dedicated to the cultural and ethnic diversity of the country, usually, places a beautiful ofrenda on the Day of the Dead, November holiday held on November 1st and 2nd.
Museum tribute to the victims of intolerance of any kind, temporary exhibitions, activities related to the theme.
227 locals recommend
Memory and Tolerance Museum
8 Av. JuárezMuseum tribute to the victims of intolerance of any kind, temporary exhibitions, activities related to the theme.
Museum of modern and contemporary art, it has a collection of art by the painter who gives it its name, the Oaxacan Rufino Tamayo. It realizes workshops and cultural activities. Their store includes a good selection of local books and designs. Located within the gardens of Chapultepec Park next to Avenida Reforma.
561 locals recommend
Museo Tamayo Arte Contemporáneo
51 Av. Paseo de la ReformaMuseum of modern and contemporary art, it has a collection of art by the painter who gives it its name, the Oaxacan Rufino Tamayo. It realizes workshops and cultural activities. Their store includes a good selection of local books and designs. Located within the gardens of Chapultepec Park next to Avenida Reforma.
The best collection of National painting, perfect for fans of Frida and Diego and ideal to meet the country's unknown fierce talents. With temporary exhibitions of modern art, a good bookstore, and an Independent Publishers Fair held between its walls. A pleasant garden perfect to rest for a while from the hustle and bustle. Closed on Mondays. Access by Av. Reforma.
467 locals recommend
Museo de Arte Moderno
s/n Av. Paseo de la ReformaThe best collection of National painting, perfect for fans of Frida and Diego and ideal to meet the country's unknown fierce talents. With temporary exhibitions of modern art, a good bookstore, and an Independent Publishers Fair held between its walls. A pleasant garden perfect to rest for a while from the hustle and bustle. Closed on Mondays. Access by Av. Reforma.
National Museum of History, better known as the Castle of Chapultepéc. It houses an exhibition of the history of the country from the independent stage. Great city view. You can walk up or take the elevator service at the bottom of the hill. Closed on Mondays.
1163 locals recommend
Chapultepec Castle
National Museum of History, better known as the Castle of Chapultepéc. It houses an exhibition of the history of the country from the independent stage. Great city view. You can walk up or take the elevator service at the bottom of the hill. Closed on Mondays.
Gallery specialized in Contemporary Photography, carries out activities, courses, and workshops of photography and photo book. It has a specialized store. A few blocks from Metro Chapultepec.
Hydra
33 TampicoGallery specialized in Contemporary Photography, carries out activities, courses, and workshops of photography and photo book. It has a specialized store. A few blocks from Metro Chapultepec.
Parks & Nature
Park with large mirrors of water, the weekends usually gather in their fountains lovers of models and remote control boats.
16 locals recommend
Lincoln Park
163 Av. Emilio CastelarPark with large mirrors of water, the weekends usually gather in their fountains lovers of models and remote control boats.
Pushkin Garden
104 Av. CuauhtémocPublic park with a playground at Roma neighborhood.
Beautiful square with a small catholic temple, to walk around the area.
24 locals recommend
Plaza de La Conchita
Plaza de la ConchitaBeautiful square with a small catholic temple, to walk around the area.
Iztaccihuatl
Volcano, hiking trail and National Park in their skirts. Hiking route.
Volcán Popocatépetl
Volcán PopocatépetlVolcano, hiking trail and National Park in their skirts. Hiking route.
A small square between some of the most elegant residences of the city, public access. To walk and sit for a moment in peace.
Plaza de los Arcangeles
37 2a FronteraA small square between some of the most elegant residences of the city, public access. To walk and sit for a moment in peace.
National Park with hiking trails, recreational activities and typical food stalls.
21 locals recommend
La Marquesa
National Park with hiking trails, recreational activities and typical food stalls.
A public square, where a very popular crafts market and art is held on Saturdays from 9:00 hrs to 16:00 hrs, approximately. Surrounded by shops, from food alternatives to crafts shops and services. A neighbor of the San Jacinto Church that is accessible from a side of the square. If you appreciate the Mexican crafts and you are in town on a Saturday do not miss it! Access to the plaza is public and open, the products for sale are mainly in cash crafts $+ art $$+
48 locals recommend
Plaza San Jacinto
no. 16 Plaza San JacintoA public square, where a very popular crafts market and art is held on Saturdays from 9:00 hrs to 16:00 hrs, approximately. Surrounded by shops, from food alternatives to crafts shops and services. A neighbor of the San Jacinto Church that is accessible from a side of the square. If you appreciate the Mexican crafts and you are in town on a Saturday do not miss it! Access to the plaza is public and open, the products for sale are mainly in cash crafts $+ art $$+
A public square with a small children's play area, very pleasant to walk around. Surrounded by a couple of galleries and restaurants.
77 locals recommend
Plaza Río de Janeiro
Plaza Río de JaneiroA public square with a small children's play area, very pleasant to walk around. Surrounded by a couple of galleries and restaurants.
A public square with a large central fountain, very pleasant for a short break. Usually, have exhibitions of photographs. Surrounded by cafes and restaurants.
99 locals recommend
Plaza Luis Cabrera
S/N OrizabaA public square with a large central fountain, very pleasant for a short break. Usually, have exhibitions of photographs. Surrounded by cafes and restaurants.
City's main Zoo nestled inside the Chapultepéc Park. Overcrowded on weekends.
236 locals recommend
Zoológico de Chapultepec
s/n Calz. ChivatitoCity's main Zoo nestled inside the Chapultepéc Park. Overcrowded on weekends.
A public square, very popular walking place during the weekends, surrounded by restaurants and bars. During the celebrations of the Independence Day held the night of September 15th, it is overcrowded.
39 locals recommend
Parque Centenario
Parque CentenarioA public square, very popular walking place during the weekends, surrounded by restaurants and bars. During the celebrations of the Independence Day held the night of September 15th, it is overcrowded.
The most traditional city park, very popular walking place during the weekends, surrounded by hotels and commercial premises. Delimited by Juárez Avenue the main street of access to the Historic Center and scenario par excellence of the social protests of the country that go to the Zocalo.
338 locals recommend
Alameda Central
s/n Avenida HidalgoThe most traditional city park, very popular walking place during the weekends, surrounded by hotels and commercial premises. Delimited by Juárez Avenue the main street of access to the Historic Center and scenario par excellence of the social protests of the country that go to the Zocalo.
Nevado de Toluca
Volcano, hiking trail and National Park.
National park close to the canals area of Xochimilco, very nice place to walk in nature. Quite far from the center of town.
25 locals recommend
Parque Ecológico de Xochimilco
National park close to the canals area of Xochimilco, very nice place to walk in nature. Quite far from the center of town.
Trajineras Piers to ride by Xochimilco gutters. The trajineras are usually rent for hours previously negotiated with the owners who do the ride. There are food trajineras offering typical Mexican food, so it is not essential to bring your own food. There are also groups of mariachis that offer their services. Cash payments. Arrive early on weekends. $$
420 locals recommend
Xochimilco
1a. Cerrada de EmbarcaderoTrajineras Piers to ride by Xochimilco gutters. The trajineras are usually rent for hours previously negotiated with the owners who do the ride. There are food trajineras offering typical Mexican food, so it is not essential to bring your own food. There are also groups of mariachis that offer their services. Cash payments. Arrive early on weekends. $$
Main City Park, its importance dates back to pre-Hispanic times, it houses many of the country's most important museums, two lakes, and the city zoo. Overcrowded on weekends and holidays arrive early in the morning.
424 locals recommend
Bosque de Chapultepec I Sección
Main City Park, its importance dates back to pre-Hispanic times, it houses many of the country's most important museums, two lakes, and the city zoo. Overcrowded on weekends and holidays arrive early in the morning.
Lovely park at Condesa and Roma neighborhoods with a nice and large children's and exercise equipment areas. Perfect for a stroll.
417 locals recommend
Parque España
Lovely park at Condesa and Roma neighborhoods with a nice and large children's and exercise equipment areas. Perfect for a stroll.
The most beautiful park in Condesa and Hipódromo neighborhoods, perfect for walking or running. On weekends could be a bit crowded, occasionally held public and cultural activities. Quite quiet during the week. With new children and exercise areas.
607 locals recommend
The Local Way, Parque México
18 C. LaredoThe most beautiful park in Condesa and Hipódromo neighborhoods, perfect for walking or running. On weekends could be a bit crowded, occasionally held public and cultural activities. Quite quiet during the week. With new children and exercise areas.