Guidebook for Ciudad de México
Food Scene
Best burger joint in town. Do not miss their bacon-wrapped french fries and make sure to leave a little extra room for their S'mores Pie
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Butcher and Sons Polanco
8 VirgilioBest burger joint in town. Do not miss their bacon-wrapped french fries and make sure to leave a little extra room for their S'mores Pie
Drinks & Nightlife
Speakeasy. Enter through a refrigerator door and go descend into a pretty amazing cocktail bar. Great design, great drinks, live jazz, DJ's, beautiful people...
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Jules Basement
93 Calle Julio VerneSpeakeasy. Enter through a refrigerator door and go descend into a pretty amazing cocktail bar. Great design, great drinks, live jazz, DJ's, beautiful people...
Parks & Nature
Bigger than Central Park in NY, it's got everything: stunning views, a castle, a zoo, a botanical garden, artificial lakes, and three of the best museums in the city, including the Anthropology Museum. Great for walking, jogging, biking, pic-nics and pretty much anything you can think of. Secret spot: look for the Audiorama, ideal to relax, read a book or enjoy the evolving music.
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Chapultepec-Wald
Bigger than Central Park in NY, it's got everything: stunning views, a castle, a zoo, a botanical garden, artificial lakes, and three of the best museums in the city, including the Anthropology Museum. Great for walking, jogging, biking, pic-nics and pretty much anything you can think of. Secret spot: look for the Audiorama, ideal to relax, read a book or enjoy the evolving music.
Sightseeing
Polanco is the perfect spot to begin exploring Reforma Avenue. Starting right in the middle of the park, surrounded by trees, evolving and opening up into the busy city center you'll find historical monuments, skycrapers, restaurants, etc.
On Sundays the avenue is closed for bikes, skaters and pedestrians.
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Avenida Paseo de la Reforma
Avenida Paseo de la ReformaPolanco is the perfect spot to begin exploring Reforma Avenue. Starting right in the middle of the park, surrounded by trees, evolving and opening up into the busy city center you'll find historical monuments, skycrapers, restaurants, etc.
On Sundays the avenue is closed for bikes, skaters and pedestrians.
Arts & Culture
Museo Nacional de Antropologia
s/n Av. Paseo de la ReformaMuseo Soumaya
Boulevard Miguel de Cervantes SaavedraMuseo de Arte Moderno
s/n Av. Paseo de la ReformaEssentials
Sumesa Polanco
15 PolancoGetting Around
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