Guidebook for Mexico City
Shopping
Mercado Medellín
101 Medellín5 minutes' walking.
The best flower market ever!!! There are also food stands, vegetable/fruit stands. I go there once every fortnights. Love it so much.
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Mercado Jamaica
45 Guillermo PrietoThe best flower market ever!!! There are also food stands, vegetable/fruit stands. I go there once every fortnights. Love it so much.
The Lagunilla Sunday market is my favorite market in the city. The vintage items have so many stories to tell. Always feel like on a treasure hunting tour and the time passes so fast while you are there!
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La Lagunilla Market
Pasaje AllendeThe Lagunilla Sunday market is my favorite market in the city. The vintage items have so many stories to tell. Always feel like on a treasure hunting tour and the time passes so fast while you are there!
Parks & Nature
Literally downstairs! Haha. Have a cup of coffee at Cafe Toscano people watching is one of my favorite things to do in the city.
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The Local Way, Parque México
18 C. LaredoLiterally downstairs! Haha. Have a cup of coffee at Cafe Toscano people watching is one of my favorite things to do in the city.
I prefer the second section even more than the common first section of Chapultepec.
There is "El Sope" for runners, where I trained for the half Marathon. Strolling around in this much quieter park definitely makes you forget that you are living in this chaotic city.
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Bosque de Chapultepec
I prefer the second section even more than the common first section of Chapultepec.
There is "El Sope" for runners, where I trained for the half Marathon. Strolling around in this much quieter park definitely makes you forget that you are living in this chaotic city.
Getting Around
Metrobus Campeche station
Downstairs
Metro Chilpancingo station
a few blocks away
Arts & Culture
The museum itself is very nice. Interesting special exhibitions every one and then.
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Museo de Arte Moderno
s/n Av. Paseo de la ReformaThe museum itself is very nice. Interesting special exhibitions every one and then.
A must of Mexico city. I have been there more than a hundred times both as a tour guide with groups and as a tourist myself. Always get fascinated .
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Museo Nacional de Antropologia
s/n Av. Paseo de la ReformaA must of Mexico city. I have been there more than a hundred times both as a tour guide with groups and as a tourist myself. Always get fascinated .
One of the best architect in the world. So inspired by his style. Need to make reservation ahead of time.
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Museo Casa Luis Barragan
12 Gral. Francisco RamírezOne of the best architect in the world. So inspired by his style. Need to make reservation ahead of time.
Museo Franz Mayer
45 Av. HidalgoNice old house housing great exhibitions.
If you are fascinated by Mexican folk arts like me, this is a must. So many pretty things and the shop has a good collection too.
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Museo de Arte Popular
11 RevillagigedoIf you are fascinated by Mexican folk arts like me, this is a must. So many pretty things and the shop has a good collection too.
Food Scene
Agua & Sal
Campos ElíseosA must for ceviche lovers. Fresh and tasty.
Traditional Mexican breakfast. Feel like back to the past. Good price and pretty stable food quality.
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El Cardenal
23 C. de la PalmaTraditional Mexican breakfast. Feel like back to the past. Good price and pretty stable food quality.
Chico Julio
126 JalapaGreat fish tacos
Eloise Chic Cuisine
1521 Av. RevoluciónArdente, Pizzeria Napoletana
13 C. LaredoGreat pizzas.
Mog Bistro
168 FronteraA good variety of Asian plates. Tasty!
El Parnita
84 Av. YucatanTacos and ceviches!
Oh tostada de atún muy buena! Well all is so fresh and tasty here!!
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Contramar
200 Calle de DurangoOh tostada de atún muy buena! Well all is so fresh and tasty here!!
Bar! Night!
Relic of the center!
La Faena
49 C. de Venustiano Carranza