Guidebook for Miguel Hidalgo
Arts & Culture
Bosque de Chapultepec is Mexico City's principal park and it is also its largest. These days, the park is popular for its lakes, sports facilities, botanic garden, and museums.
943 locals recommend
Chapultepec Forest
Bosque de Chapultepec is Mexico City's principal park and it is also its largest. These days, the park is popular for its lakes, sports facilities, botanic garden, and museums.
The National Museum of Anthropology is a national museum of Mexico. It is the most visited museum in Mexico, considered one of the Top 10 Museums in the World by the Daily Mail.
1503 locals recommend
Museo Nacional de Antropologia
s/n Av. Paseo de la ReformaThe National Museum of Anthropology is a national museum of Mexico. It is the most visited museum in Mexico, considered one of the Top 10 Museums in the World by the Daily Mail.
A beautiful where there are always cultural activities on the weekends. Surrounded by fountains, restaurants and commercial businesses. His ancient clock is outstanding.
231 locals recommend
Parque Lincoln
163 Av. Emilio CastelarA beautiful where there are always cultural activities on the weekends. Surrounded by fountains, restaurants and commercial businesses. His ancient clock is outstanding.
Besides having a vibrant night life, best known by teh gay public, this zone concentrates art galleries, boutiques, restaurants and open air cafes, so as bars, discotheques
and night clubs.
192 locals recommend
Zona Rosa, Mexico City
Besides having a vibrant night life, best known by teh gay public, this zone concentrates art galleries, boutiques, restaurants and open air cafes, so as bars, discotheques
and night clubs.
It was built to keep the international art collection property of the famous artist. Today it hosts an important collection of paintings, cravings, drawings, sculptures, photographs and tapestries.
561 locals recommend
Tamayo Museum of Contemporary Art
51 Av. Paseo de la Reforma It was built to keep the international art collection property of the famous artist. Today it hosts an important collection of paintings, cravings, drawings, sculptures, photographs and tapestries.
Built in 1785 to be the residence
of the viceroys of Nueva España, it served after as a Military College, as a Palace of emperor Maximiliano, as presidential residence and today is a museum.
1163 locals recommend
Chapultepec Castle
Built in 1785 to be the residence
of the viceroys of Nueva España, it served after as a Military College, as a Palace of emperor Maximiliano, as presidential residence and today is a museum.
Essentials
Superama
23 Calle Río BalsasClosest supermarket.
Shopping
This avenue is considered the 5th Avenue of Mexico City, aside of being recently renewed to be wider and beautiful, it's full of trending restaurants, bars and high fashion stores.
74 locals recommend
Avenida Presidente Masaryk
This avenue is considered the 5th Avenue of Mexico City, aside of being recently renewed to be wider and beautiful, it's full of trending restaurants, bars and high fashion stores.
Sightseeing
Independence Monument, also known as "El Angel" for the figure of a winged goddess of victory standing atop its tall 36-meter column.
764 locals recommend
The Angel of Independence
Avenida Paseo de la ReformaIndependence Monument, also known as "El Angel" for the figure of a winged goddess of victory standing atop its tall 36-meter column.
From Avenida Benito Juárez to Chapultepec Park, this attractive boulevard widens to 60 meters with a pleasant green strip in the middle containing busts and monuments to numerous national heroes.
78 locals recommend
Paseo de la Reforma
110 C. Río SenaFrom Avenida Benito Juárez to Chapultepec Park, this attractive boulevard widens to 60 meters with a pleasant green strip in the middle containing busts and monuments to numerous national heroes.
This square is dominated by the Monument to Revolution. The National Museum of the Revolution is located under the monument, holding an important collection of the revolutionary heroes.
Plaza de la República
This square is dominated by the Monument to Revolution. The National Museum of the Revolution is located under the monument, holding an important collection of the revolutionary heroes.
Food Scene
Near to Lincoln Park, there is this region where you can find numerous restaurants, bars and clubs of all kinds. Feel free to take a table on the street and enjoy.
65 locals recommend
EL POLANQUITO
21 Oscar WildeNear to Lincoln Park, there is this region where you can find numerous restaurants, bars and clubs of all kinds. Feel free to take a table on the street and enjoy.