En medio de la ciudad, un jardín muy agradable para pasar la tarde. Se puede comer en el 99, visitar la galería y terminar en la excelente librería Pegaso, con una buena selección de libros de arte.
This blue house is where Frida Kahlo lived, worked and inspired. Her personal diary, sketches and final painting are here, along with works of art by her husband, Diego Rivera.
El México prehispánico, el colonial y el moderno se reunen en la plaza que vivió la masacre más importante en el país. Excelente punto turístico. Se siente la energía y la fuerzade lo sucedido
"If you have ~20mins, walk all the way down pedestrian-only Madero to take in magnificent Palacio de Bellas Artes. Great rich/poor crazy funky people watching."
"The cool-right-now neighborhood. Calle Colima has edgiest clothing, design and antiques. Tons of gorgeous Mexican-designed clothes/graphic arts to be found. Galería Borde, on Zacatecas, always good."
Higly recommended: top sight in the city. Nice park with great views on the city and lot about the history.
One of the best chefs in Mexico hosts this restaurant. Not only an amazing experience, but also shocking for your senses. Five stars.
Great book store with a nice cafe upstairs with balconies that look over the street. English book section as well.
Library and book shop, where you can have a coffee and something to eat, some of the places smart enough to mention they offer also vegatarian food, Coffee in 25, so better go to Starbucks for Email Read more.
Authentic 1950s (40s actually) ice cream parlor with homemade, delicious ice cream. Fells like stepping back in time. –Adam Calderon
A jump back in the 50's. Nicely tasting fruit sherbets (maracuya is perfect), generous servings.
One of the most high end malls in the city with all the major brand labels. If you come shopping here, be prepared to spend money. Alternatively, Antara is a good place to sit and people watch.
It's a world market featuring Asian, European, Central American and Mexican goods. They have food stalls and small restaurants. A good mix of locals and tourists. The poodle was good.
Perfect place to unwind from the city. This park is perfect to relax and to give your pet a stroll, or meet with your other half.
A nice but very crowded park, especially on nice days. Good for relaxing and chatting with friends. Next to Palacio de Bellas Artes and other attractions. Skaters also gather next to the park.
The gardens are beautiful and the castle offers wonderful views of the city. On the weekends there are open markets near the castle.
Very nice jazz club: intimate, simple, elegant. Great service. Prices are ok. You will always find top talent here.
You'll find the biggest collection of modern and contemporary art of the country, You'll find Picasso, Miró, Magritte and more. Visit the store, where you can get some original posters of the pieces.
Fancy and delicious tacos. Try the pastor, costilla, gaona, their fruit aguas and the salsas. Great local beer list too! Great for late night food—actually kind of a scene.
Never get sick of their fish tacos and always worth the wait. Get there before 2.30pm and the queue won't be so bad. Camaron are the best but you can't go wrong here! Awesome salads and salsas too.
A little bit tedious the permament exposition but many temporal expositions about modern art or design. Try to take a coffee at the restaurant and enjoy the afternoon
Really good creative Mexican food! Order the fideo seco, hearts of palm salad and grilled octopus. Skip out on the stone soup
The food is really nice, sushi or tepanyaki are fantastic. Try their deserts. But make sure above all you take pictures because the decor is truly Amazing.
Best Mexican restaurant! Great food, lovely service. I will never forget the cotton foie and the tiny little clam balls served with the fish. They should have tapa portions of these balls!
Excellent service! Chilorio tacos, esquites, flan and cheesecake with corn were very good. There's a detail in every dish. Decoration. One of the best Mexican food restaurants. I'll come back.
One of the best hoods in the mexico city area. Dont forget to visit the "mercado" you can find lots traditional stuff there
The art is beautiful, and it's completely free. There is free WiFi, and there are 6 floors of Carlos Slim's illustrious and extensive art collection. I recommend it if you are traveling. Es muy bueno.
Camina... No lo manejes. Pasa a la Casa de los Delfines, aprecia la arquitectura de la casas clásicas a las modernas. En fin es salirte 2 segundos de ls ciudad y sentir que estás en un pueblo.
The most standout restaurant in DF. Start with tuna tostadas and margaritas. The Contramar whole grilled fish (1/2 verde, 1/2 roja) is so freaking good. Also, the octopus, potato & basil dish is 😍👌.
Everything is bloody amazing, love the fresh juices, breakfasts are great value for money and the coffees are superb. Big tip, get there before 930am on weekends if you want a table inside! #favourite
Great coffee and the place has a really comfy couch! Plugs everywhere and FREE WIFI! Great place to recharge and take on the city.
This should be a 10/10. Bustling but you can wait for a seat. The chocolate croissant was the flakiest and best I've ever had. Go for a chocolate caliente and ham & cheese croissant as well
Excelente alternativa en la Col. Juarez. Bonito, espacioso y un nuevo concepto de Mercado. No dejes de visitarlo y comer algo allí!
Sandwiches. Awesome. No words. (Oh, and the herb & spice infused fresh water drinks are also fantastic)
Offering two separate menus, one for food and the other listing a selection of over 70 beers. Try the traditional Mexican dishes such as enchiladas de mole Oaxaqueño and costillitas (pork ribs). Read more.
Chocolate español and churros! Just keep in mind that's very thick and semi sweet! You can't leave Mexico without trying these churros.
Really great spot to hangout and grab a slow morning coffee. Check out the combo menu. I always get the yogurt with jugo verde and cafe Americano
Un gran mercado de artesanías, puedes encontrar piezas tradicionales en cerámica, madera, plata, pewter, etc. Precios elevados para turistas, camina hasta el final y puedes encontrar mejores ofertas.
Design by David Chipperfield, the building is mostly covered with marble, it contains temporary expositions of contemporary art is a must at Mexico City !
Opened in 1907, this incredibly beautiful central post office was designed by Adamo Boari. Worth having a wander around and sending a post card or two.
Large moorish style gazebo built in the US in the 1930s. It's is collapsible so that it can change locations but has been located in the park for +50 years. Nice for a weekend walk or park visit.
