Any market in México is worth visiting, for the color explosion and combination of basically everything you could imagine finding in the same place...
It is located in the middle of Chapultepec Park at a height of 2,325 meters above sea level. It is the home of the National History Museum, but the nicest part is the gardens...
It's extremely funny to attend a Lucha Libre match, even if you don't speak the language. The fighter’s masks and the way people behave make soap operas jealous...
Rufino Tamayo founded this museum to give Mexicans access to twentieth-century art. It produces original exhibitions of the most representative aspects of the international contemporary art scene.
As the name suggests, this was the home of this famous architect. It is one of my favorite places to go – the interaction between space and color makes it unique.
The place is officially a concert hall and arts center, but you can go inside to check out the immense murals painted by famous Mexican artists.
It is located in the national university (UNAM) campus. Inside the museum, you'll find cutting-edge temporary exhibitions.
Get ready to dance! This bar/club is great for partying – they always have guest DJs, so the music depends on who's playing. They have a nice selection of mezcal and cocktails...
My favorite place for breakfast. It is not a very fancy place but the decoration is very Mexican. They serve the best chilaquiles in town...
This place is owned by a good friend. It offers a variety of gluten-free treats. My personal favorite – the matcha pie and the burgers. Perfect for lunch! ...
A French-Mexican fusion. The menu changes according to seasons, but everything is always really good. All the ingredients are unique and the chef is well aware of the role they play in every dish.
Find traditional Mexican cuisine here. Perfect for when you are sightseeing in the city center. If it’s in season don't leave this place without trying the Chiles en nogada.
The place is quite small so a reser-vation is a must. All dishes are amazing and you can also take a four course tasting menu. They also serve my favorite Mexican wine – Ensamble.
