Whether you're looking for the swankiest cocktails in town or Mexico City's most sabroso tacos, Inside México's The Guide will point you in the right direction.
The Guide Reforma DOWNLOAD PDF (1.1 M)
Paseo de la Reforma is a major traffic artery and haven for walkers, tourists and daydreamers. The Guide covers Reforma from the National Lottery building to Auditorio Nacional, and includes spots in the Colonias Cuauhtémoc and San Rafael, and in Chapultepec Park.
The Guide Juárez DOWNLOAD PDF (998 k)
Zona Rosa runs through the middle
Juárez and is considered the city’s gay
district and features a high density of
clubs and bars (both gay and straight). It can
make you feel like playing, like shopping,
or like running and hiding in the café at El
Péndulo, to make the music stop.
The rest of Juárez is quite a bit quieter,
and pleasanter, to stroll around.
The Guide Roma DOWNLOAD PDF (998 k)
Walk all of Orizaba for the Plaza Luis Cabrera, Plaza Río de Janeiro (and its replica
of the David) and the church of the Sagrada
Familia. The park next to Pabellón Cuauhtémoc
has a basketball court and trails.
Stroll Colima for the architecture, boutiques
and fl orist shops; Álvaro Obregón
for cafés, Casa Lamm and used book
stores; and Coahuila for a motley array of
hole-in-the-wall establishments.
The Guide Lomas DOWNLOAD PDF (998 k)
Ascending Paseo de la
Reforma, you are arriving in Las Lomas:
exclusive, moneyed, manicured. There, many foreigners
have chosen a place to make their
lives among ambassador’s residences and Grand mansions, along Virreyes, Reforma
and Palmas boulevards.
The Guide Coyoacan DOWNLOAD PDF (964 k)
On the center of Coyoacán and the surrounding area, many of the museums, churches, shops, cafés and markets can be found past walled gardens and Franciscan churches, along cobblestone streets and shaded plazas.
The Guide Santa Fe DOWNLOAD PDF (888 k)
Santa Fe is the futuristic, skyscrapered edge of Mexico City. Once sand mines and garbage dumps, Santa Fe now boasts multinational corporate headquarters, a gigantic shopping mall and an international selection of restaurants.
The Guide Polanco DOWNLOAD PDf (1.2 M)
This cosmopolitan neighborhood offers some of the city's finest restaurants and swankiest shopping
The Guide Condesa DOWNLOAD PDf (468 k)
Known for its hip artsy vibe, La Condesa's galleries, bistros and boutiques attract a beautiful, internationally chic crowd
