Guidebook for Ciudad de México
Sightseeing
If you will like to experience the "Fiesta Brava" this is the place to go.
47 moradores locais recomendam
Monumental Plaza de Toros Mexico
130 Augusto RodinIf you will like to experience the "Fiesta Brava" this is the place to go.
Old textile factory (Antiguo Obraje de Mixcoac) - Universidad Panamericana: previously a silk clothing factory and now part of the university
8 moradores locais recomendam
UNIVERSIDAD PANAMERICANA
No. 498 Augusto RodinOld textile factory (Antiguo Obraje de Mixcoac) - Universidad Panamericana: previously a silk clothing factory and now part of the university
Estádio Azul
255 C. IndianaLarge stadium where team Cruz Azul plays as locals
Great place to spent your Saturday in this colonial and typical part of the city. Whit great restaurants and many shops.
313 moradores locais recomendam
San Ángel Inn
50 Diego RiveraGreat place to spent your Saturday in this colonial and typical part of the city. Whit great restaurants and many shops.
Parroquia Santo Domingo de Guzman
2 CanovaBeatiful catholic church from the 17 century
University City
Largest university in Mexico
Everything Else
This is a Metro station where you can take Line 7 heading south-north and Line 12 heading west-east
22 moradores locais recomendam
Metro Mixcoac station
This is a Metro station where you can take Line 7 heading south-north and Line 12 heading west-east
METRO SAN ANTONIO
Metro San Antonio subway station - Line 7
Shopping
One of the largest department store in México with a very nice mall for all your shoppings
36 moradores locais recomendam
Liverpool Insurgentes
1310 Av. Insurgentes SurOne of the largest department store in México with a very nice mall for all your shoppings
AG
Shopping mall with lots of stores
Arts & Culture
Teatro de los Insurgentes
1587 Av. de los Insurgentes SurOne of the best theatres in México City
Centro Cultural Juan Rulfo: former city hall for Mixcoac built under President Porfirio Díaz, now a cultural center
Juan Rulfo Cultural Center
59 CampanaCentro Cultural Juan Rulfo: former city hall for Mixcoac built under President Porfirio Díaz, now a cultural center
Siqueiros
701 Av. de los Insurgentes SurSiqueros theather
Food Scene
Toks Mixcoac
170 Miguel AngelGreat cafeteria and restaurant