Guidebook for Ciudad de México
Food Scene
Cancino
98 ZacatecasGreat for pizza lovers
BALLARÓ
216 Calle de DurangoFrench pastry coffee place
1900 café
33 MedellínNice and quite tea and coffee place with great sandwiches.
La Cervecería de Barrio
38 Av. Vicente SuárezMexican restaurant and sports bar for sea food lovers
Drinks & Nightlife
Can Can
175 Calle de DurangoVintage hipster quite bar with live bands
Underground hiphop and reggaetón dancing place, with DJs and Live Bands. Great for young single travelers.
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Pulqueria los Insurgentes
226 Av. Insurgentes SurUnderground hiphop and reggaetón dancing place, with DJs and Live Bands. Great for young single travelers.
Parks & Nature
Parque España
Good for biking and jogging.
The Local Way, Parque México
18 C. LaredoGood for biking and jogging.
Sightseeing
Cibeles-gosbrunnið
Plaza Villa de MadridEngill Sjálfstæðisins
Avenida Paseo de la ReformaThe most iconic landmark of the whole city
Is a wide avenue that runs across the heart of Mexico City, build in the 1860s and modeled after the Champs-Élysées from Paris. Along of it, you can see some of the most icon landmarks of the city such as The Chapultepec Castle, The Independence Angel Statue and the Palace of Fine Arts Museum. Definitely a must see!
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Paseo de la Reforma
110 C. Río SenaIs a wide avenue that runs across the heart of Mexico City, build in the 1860s and modeled after the Champs-Élysées from Paris. Along of it, you can see some of the most icon landmarks of the city such as The Chapultepec Castle, The Independence Angel Statue and the Palace of Fine Arts Museum. Definitely a must see!
Arts & Culture
Built in the late 19th century completely out of marmol. Its an iconic landmark .
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Bellas Artes station
Built in the late 19th century completely out of marmol. Its an iconic landmark .