Mexico City 2016

Parker Day: Camara suggests the mixed-fish quesadilla or the insanely yummy fried-fish filet slathered in mayo and topped with a bright salsa and creamy avocado.

Parker Day: Go for lunch and get the mole negro—chicken leg topped with a rich, thick dark mole sauce that's smokey, sweet, and slightly spicy. Make tacos out of it with the accompanying tortillas.

Parker Day: Reservations recommended. Chef Eduardo Garcia has cooked in New York - the food is a accessible and familiar (smoked salmon ceviche, mushroom risotto) using local and organic Mexican ingredients.

Parker Day: May be the coolest place in Mexico City. Super small, dark mezcal cantina with strong drinks. Attached to a restaurant next door—order the grasshopper quesadilla to help soak up all the alcohol.

Parker Day: Best pan dulce in the city. The selection ranges from enfrijoladas de huevo revuelto con tasajo y quesillo oaxaqueño (crambled egg enchiladas with black bean sauce) to raspberry macarons. Breakfast!

Parker Day: Stewed tacos, or guisados, on fresh handmade tortillas—The braised chard with onions and tomatoes is particularly good.

Parker Day: This massive and noteworthy museum of pre-Hispanic art thoroughly covers each region of Mexico and its history, displaying beautiful and historical pieces of art and artifacts.

Parker Day: Everyone knows you should visit the Frida Kahlo museum, which happens to be her big, beautiful blue house. After touring Frida's house, head to the Coyoacan market nearby for some tostadas.

Parker Day: Board colorful boats that tour through the canals of Mexico City. It's a beautiful escape, and if you go on the weekend there's a party vibe from locals and tourists alike. Canoes offer quesadillas.

Parker Day: A small gallery, Gaga specializes in contemporary art and works with artists from around the globe. "It is a good example of how DF is so cosmopolitan yet still thrives on its local roots."

Pável M. Gaona: Siéntate. Quítate los audífonos. Escucha a la gente. Imagina su mar de historias. Enamórate de la Ciudad.

NOWNESS: MEXICO CITY: The gallery represents some of the most important Mexican artists but also some great international artists. Read more.

Dan Lozzano: MUNAL es un lugar que reúne 5 siglos de arte mexicano, un impresionante edificio palaciego, exposiciones temporales de excelente nivel así como servicios, instalaciones y atención a los visitantes. :D

Manuel Mendoza: Excelente opción, sobre todo por ser gratuita. Hay obras de Dalí, Van Gogh y Miró. El museo es mejor recorrerlo de arriba a abajo. Los mejores pisos son el 6º y el 4º.

Glitz Latinoamérica: Aquí se encuentra uno de los mayores acervos del arte del siglo XX de México, conformado por alrededor de 3000 obras de arte entre pintura, escultura, fotografía, dibujo y grabado.

48 hrs Azap: If you're interested in pre-Hispanic cultures, you can't miss this museum, which are the ruins of an ancient Aztec temple. Visit the museum as well, where you'll appreciate unique pre-Hispanic pieces.

¡Yo amo México!: El Monumento a la Revolución es una obra arquitectónica y un mausoleo dedicado a la conmemoración de la Revolución mexicana. El horario de acceso es de martes a domingo de 9:00 a 17:00.

JOLUMO: El corazón de la ciudad y punto de visita obligado para todo el mundo que este aqui.

Ruby: Our Lady of Guadalupe appeared here. (Wiki the story) Climb to the top of tepeyac and visit the old and new basilicas where Pope John Paul II gave mass. The scenery is breathtaking.

Luis Manuel Gonzalez: La catedral situada sobre un templo azteca empezó su construcción en el siglo XVI

MXDF: Sin duda, uno de los lugares más bellos del País. Desde que empiezas a recorrer la subida (700 metros) puedes disfrutar de un bello paisaje ...

Alexz Saviiola: Es un buen lugar para pasar el rato mientras degustas un café o un heladito o como yo que siempre como papas a la francesa

Glitz Latinoamérica: Esta plaza es un homenaje al escultor y arquitecto valenciano Manuel Tolsá (1757-1816). El Palacio de Minería y la residencia del Marqués de Buenavista son apenas algunas de sus obras.

la_bets: Como llegar en Metro: Toma la línea 5 o línea amarilla, dirección Politécnico, baja en Autobuses del Norte, vas a la sala 8 por tu boleto $40 pesos, salen cada 15 minutos y te dejan en la entrada.

Parker Day: Tricky to find, in the mercado Roma which is closed at night. You have to go inside and use the elevator to the second floor. Beer/cocktails. They have food and appetizers. Good service and prices.

Parker Day: Get mezcal (made from agave), the Mexico City Aztec liquor. The place hace 4 floors each one with a different ambiance. Also has a rooftop with city views, and DJ spinning on floor 3.

Parker Day: Only place in Mexico with a Modbar. Has V60, coldbrew, and beer in summer. Breakfast and lunch as well. Top tier 3rd wave.

Parker Day: The owners of this cute coffee shop were inspired by the coffee culture in San Francisco—specifically Four Barrel Coffee. Serves Mexican coffee from multiple local roasters.

Parker Day: They have a particular love for natural processed beans. Nayarit, Atoyac de Álvarez in Guerrero, Finca Santa Rosa in Chiapas, or Finca Chelín in Oaxaca. They also have honey processed beans.

Parker Day: Only Mexican coffee. A place you can have a sit outside and enjoy the sun, the beautiful view, and a nice cup of coffee—although it is more a take-away kind of coffee shop, without a lot of seating.

Parker Day: To get to this cleverly concealed speakeasy, you’ll need to head through the refrigerator door of La Surtidora restaurant. Get a Negroni, La Pinta, or Falda Escocesa.

Parker Day: This bar pours delicious if questionably named libations like the San Francisco Homeless. Cheese and charcuterie plates, salmon tartare, and chicken wings with a special habañero-chocolate sauce.