Guidebook for Ciudad de México
Sightseeing
Walking distance museum. If you want to know more about pre hispanic america, this is the place to go.
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Museo Nacional de Antropologia
s/n Av. Paseo de la ReformaWalking distance museum. If you want to know more about pre hispanic america, this is the place to go.
Arts & Culture
Beautiful palace built in the early 1900s. House of the arts. Lovely coffee house inside where you can have lunch. Sundays you can walk there, Reforma is closed for pedestrians.
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Istana Kesenian Indah
S/N Av. JuárezBeautiful palace built in the early 1900s. House of the arts. Lovely coffee house inside where you can have lunch. Sundays you can walk there, Reforma is closed for pedestrians.
Contemporary International Art @ Mexico City. Always something to see.
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Muzium Tamayo Seni Kontemporari
51 Av. Paseo de la ReformaContemporary International Art @ Mexico City. Always something to see.
Essentials
For any quick buy you need, just cross the street on Copérnico and you'll find a convenience store and a drug store
Calle Michelet
Calle MicheletFor any quick buy you need, just cross the street on Copérnico and you'll find a convenience store and a drug store
Shakespeare 78
78 ShakespeareGood coffee, good food, free wi-fi.
Food Scene
The best tacos, quesadillas and salsas in town! It has such an ample menu, you can eat almost anything mexican you fancy.
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Los Panchos
9 TolstoiThe best tacos, quesadillas and salsas in town! It has such an ample menu, you can eat almost anything mexican you fancy.