Guidebook for Ciudad de México
Arts & Culture
Museo Jumex is one of the best Contemporary Art museums in the city. It's exhibition offering is truly amazing.
287 locals recommend
Museo Jumex
303 Blvd. Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra Museo Jumex is one of the best Contemporary Art museums in the city. It's exhibition offering is truly amazing.
Templo Mayor and its on-site museum are essential to understand the Aztec culture of the city before and during the Spanish conquest.
418 locals recommend
Templo Mayor Museum
8 SeminarioTemplo Mayor and its on-site museum are essential to understand the Aztec culture of the city before and during the Spanish conquest.
If you want to understand Pre-hispanic Mexico, the National Anthropology Museum is an obligated visit. It has exhibits for 10 cultures including Teotihuacan, Mayan, and Aztec.
1503 locals recommend
Museo Nacional de Antropologia
s/n Av. Paseo de la ReformaIf you want to understand Pre-hispanic Mexico, the National Anthropology Museum is an obligated visit. It has exhibits for 10 cultures including Teotihuacan, Mayan, and Aztec.
Located inside the UNAM, the museum has is a reference for the awareness and creation of new artistic expressions, including sound installations. They have cool 'exhibitions' inside a sound chamber. The restaurant is also excellent.
252 locals recommend
University Museum Contemporary Art
3000 Av. Insurgentes SurLocated inside the UNAM, the museum has is a reference for the awareness and creation of new artistic expressions, including sound installations. They have cool 'exhibitions' inside a sound chamber. The restaurant is also excellent.
Food Scene
Maison Belen is a great place to have breakfast. Their excellent bread is freshly baked on site.
19 locals recommend
Maison Belen
Avenida Emilio CastelarMaison Belen is a great place to have breakfast. Their excellent bread is freshly baked on site.
This "evolutionary Mexican chocolate" shop has an assorted variety of chocolates designed by chef Jose Ramón Castillo that will make your palate tingle with surprise.
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104B Calle Julio VerneThis "evolutionary Mexican chocolate" shop has an assorted variety of chocolates designed by chef Jose Ramón Castillo that will make your palate tingle with surprise.
Essentials
Sumesa Polanco
15 PolancoMagic Clean
93 Calle Julio VerneEntertainment & Activities
Auditorio Nacional is a large auditorium (10,000 seating capacity) with great concerts and events. They have everything from classical ballet to rock concerts there.
304 locals recommend
auditorio nacional
50 Avenida Paseo de la ReformaAuditorio Nacional is a large auditorium (10,000 seating capacity) with great concerts and events. They have everything from classical ballet to rock concerts there.
Getting Around
In front of the Auditorium there is a bus stop and a subway station (Orange line 7).
17 locals recommend
Auditorio station
In front of the Auditorium there is a bus stop and a subway station (Orange line 7).
Avis Renta de Autos
185 Bis Campos ElíseosSightseeing
Teotihuacán is a pre-Columbian city and archaeological site with several large pyramids and some interesting frescoes that was inhabited from about 100 BC to 650 AC.
42 locals recommend
Teotihuacan
Teotihuacán is a pre-Columbian city and archaeological site with several large pyramids and some interesting frescoes that was inhabited from about 100 BC to 650 AC.
Palacio Nacional started to get bulit in 1522 by Hernán Cortés. Do not miss the 422 m2 of murals by Diego Rivera.
Palacio Nacional
Palacio NacionalPalacio Nacional started to get bulit in 1522 by Hernán Cortés. Do not miss the 422 m2 of murals by Diego Rivera.
Monumento a la Independencia (also know as Angel de la Independencia) is a must-see monument of the city. Don't forget to walk around it and see the eternal flame honoring México's independence heroes.
764 locals recommend
The Angel of Independence
Avenida Paseo de la ReformaMonumento a la Independencia (also know as Angel de la Independencia) is a must-see monument of the city. Don't forget to walk around it and see the eternal flame honoring México's independence heroes.
Parks & Nature
With 1,866 hectares, Desierto de los Leones is a lovely place to walk, hike or do mountain-biking. It has an ex-convent from the XVII century. Quesadilla restaurants are nearby.
43 locals recommend
Desierto de los Leones Ex Convent
05050 Carretera Toluca - MéxicoWith 1,866 hectares, Desierto de los Leones is a lovely place to walk, hike or do mountain-biking. It has an ex-convent from the XVII century. Quesadilla restaurants are nearby.