Guidebook for Mexico City
Sightseeing
The Carrillo Gil Art Museum: Permanent collection of works by such Mexican luminaries as Rivera, Siqueiros and Orozco, engravings by Klee and Kandinsky & excellent temporary exhibits
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Museo de Arte Carrillo Gil
1608 Av. RevoluciónThe Carrillo Gil Art Museum: Permanent collection of works by such Mexican luminaries as Rivera, Siqueiros and Orozco, engravings by Klee and Kandinsky & excellent temporary exhibits
An avant-garde home with two separate houses joined by a walkway where Frida and Diego lived between 1934 and 1940, now containing some of Rivera's art as well as the couple's personal belongings
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Museo Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo
s/n Diego RiveraAn avant-garde home with two separate houses joined by a walkway where Frida and Diego lived between 1934 and 1940, now containing some of Rivera's art as well as the couple's personal belongings
Mexico City sightseeing hop-on and hop off bus. An ideal way to check the most important attractions and views without having to worry about transportation.
Casa Jaime Sabines
1747 Av. RevoluciónMexico City sightseeing hop-on and hop off bus. An ideal way to check the most important attractions and views without having to worry about transportation.
Food Scene
An old Carmelite monastery, famous for its international cuisine, variety of dishes, its Mexican-colonial architecture and interior decorations, and its spacious gardens and fountains.
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San Ángel Inn
50 Diego RiveraAn old Carmelite monastery, famous for its international cuisine, variety of dishes, its Mexican-colonial architecture and interior decorations, and its spacious gardens and fountains.
Excellent Spanish (Castillian) restaurant, great menu and atmosphere, and also the good quality and service.
Casa de Castilla
1465 Av. RevoluciónExcellent Spanish (Castillian) restaurant, great menu and atmosphere, and also the good quality and service.
El Globo" company founded by the italian family Tenconi in 1884. A pastry and coffee shop that offers a variety of cakes, pastries and baked goods.
Gastronomia Avanzada Pastelería S.A. de C.V.
1511 Av. RevoluciónEl Globo" company founded by the italian family Tenconi in 1884. A pastry and coffee shop that offers a variety of cakes, pastries and baked goods.
Original Taco Inn location in Mexico City. The best "Tacos al Pastor" and "Gringas" that have not varied in quality in decades. Very popular with the locals.
Taco Inn
1368 Av. RevoluciónOriginal Taco Inn location in Mexico City. The best "Tacos al Pastor" and "Gringas" that have not varied in quality in decades. Very popular with the locals.
Fishmart
1395 Av. RevoluciónExcellent seafood and service. Good location and cannot beat those prices .
Lulamar is one of three restaurants with similar names on Avenida Revolución, consisting of Lula Mar, Doña Lula and La Bella Lula, all serving variations of Oaxacan style cooking, with Lula being the Zapotec word for Oaxaca.
Oaxaca food is one of the staples of mexican cuisine, and Doña Lula is the place in Mexico city for it. from the tasty roasted cricket plate to the tlayudas, and the moles, this place was excellent and very authentic. Also a great mezcal selection served the right way with an orange wedge and worm-salt.
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Doña Lulá
639 Avenida M. Á. de QuevedoLulamar is one of three restaurants with similar names on Avenida Revolución, consisting of Lula Mar, Doña Lula and La Bella Lula, all serving variations of Oaxacan style cooking, with Lula being the Zapotec word for Oaxaca.
Oaxaca food is one of the staples of mexican cuisine, and Doña Lula is the place in Mexico city for it. from the tasty roasted cricket plate to the tlayudas, and the moles, this place was excellent and very authentic. Also a great mezcal selection served the right way with an orange wedge and worm-salt.
Lulamar is one of three restaurants with similar names on Avenida Revolución, consisting of Lula Mar, Doña Lula and La Bella Lula, all serving variations of Oaxacan style cooking, with Lula being the Zapotec word for Oaxaca.
Lulamar is an bright and airy place, with fast service, fresh seafood, and a separate area for children in the back. It's the kind of place people bring their entire families to eat. Nothing fancy, just a clean and well run restaurant with attentive waitstaff and excellent food!
Lulamar
1301-A Av. RevoluciónLulamar is one of three restaurants with similar names on Avenida Revolución, consisting of Lula Mar, Doña Lula and La Bella Lula, all serving variations of Oaxacan style cooking, with Lula being the Zapotec word for Oaxaca.
Lulamar is an bright and airy place, with fast service, fresh seafood, and a separate area for children in the back. It's the kind of place people bring their entire families to eat. Nothing fancy, just a clean and well run restaurant with attentive waitstaff and excellent food!
Tannat
1547 Av. RevoluciónDelicious Mediterranean food and excellent wine list
Situated in the heart of beautiful San Angel. The building is beautiful inside and outside with a lovely terrace. Very tasty food and drinks
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Saks
9 Pl. San JacintoSituated in the heart of beautiful San Angel. The building is beautiful inside and outside with a lovely terrace. Very tasty food and drinks
An above average Chinese food restaurant, in a large high ceilings dining room with plenty of plants. Quality and service are good. It is not Chinse food as in mainland China, but rather an American recreation. Flavors are very tasty, often spicy, more Hunan and Shezuan than Vantonese, thus it appeals to the Mexican apetite.
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Hunan San Angel
102 Pedro Luis OgazónAn above average Chinese food restaurant, in a large high ceilings dining room with plenty of plants. Quality and service are good. It is not Chinse food as in mainland China, but rather an American recreation. Flavors are very tasty, often spicy, more Hunan and Shezuan than Vantonese, thus it appeals to the Mexican apetite.
Shopping
Designer fashion Altavista Avenue boarded by palm trees, featuring exclusive galleires and designer stores such as Hugo Boss, Salvatore Ferragamo, Carolina Herrera and Louis Vuitton.
Avenida Altavista
Avenida AltavistaDesigner fashion Altavista Avenue boarded by palm trees, featuring exclusive galleires and designer stores such as Hugo Boss, Salvatore Ferragamo, Carolina Herrera and Louis Vuitton.
Large shopping center featuring a large number of shops, Tower records, a large media store, a cinema complex and many restaurants including Italiannis, El Buen Bife, Asian Bistro and Fondue House
Sumesha Apartment
Large shopping center featuring a large number of shops, Tower records, a large media store, a cinema complex and many restaurants including Italiannis, El Buen Bife, Asian Bistro and Fondue House
Everything Else
Metro Barranca del Muerto is a station on line 7 of the Mexico City Metro, Mexico. It is located in the Álvaro Obregón borough. Its logo represents two eagles.
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Barranca Del Muerto station
Metro Barranca del Muerto is a station on line 7 of the Mexico City Metro, Mexico. It is located in the Álvaro Obregón borough. Its logo represents two eagles.
A Canadian-based bank providing a complete range of retail, commercial, corporate, investment and international banking services.
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SCOTIABANK
74 ValladolidA Canadian-based bank providing a complete range of retail, commercial, corporate, investment and international banking services.
The Metrobus is a transport system based on new buses, providing urban mobility, quickly and securely through the city. Altavista station is on line 1 that runs north-south on Insurgentes Avenue.
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Metrobus Altavista station
The Metrobus is a transport system based on new buses, providing urban mobility, quickly and securely through the city. Altavista station is on line 1 that runs north-south on Insurgentes Avenue.
Essentials
Large supermarket offering general food items, perishable goods, pharmacies, merchandise and clothes.
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Superama
511 Av TolucaLarge supermarket offering general food items, perishable goods, pharmacies, merchandise and clothes.
Large supermarket offering general food items, fresh fruits, vegetables, fish and seafood, meat, cheeses and bread. Also houses a pharmacy and general merchandise.
Superama Calzada de los Leones
242 Rtno de los LeonesLarge supermarket offering general food items, fresh fruits, vegetables, fish and seafood, meat, cheeses and bread. Also houses a pharmacy and general merchandise.
Arts & Culture
Famous for the Bazar del Sabado (Saturday Market), with its colonial decoration and popular atmosphere, courtesy of the Chiapaneca marimba players and all the contemporary folk art that’s sold there
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Sitio 148 San Jacinto y Plaza Inn
Famous for the Bazar del Sabado (Saturday Market), with its colonial decoration and popular atmosphere, courtesy of the Chiapaneca marimba players and all the contemporary folk art that’s sold there
This beautiful building is working to broadcast World Cultural Heritage. It offers courses and seminars on history and arts and houses one of the most important theaters in the south of Mexico City
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Centro Cultural Helenico
1500 Av. RevoluciónThis beautiful building is working to broadcast World Cultural Heritage. It offers courses and seminars on history and arts and houses one of the most important theaters in the south of Mexico City
Drinks & Nightlife
The Cantina decoration to its smallest detail is great, makes you feel like you're traveling in time. This is somewhat what a low income bar used to look like, along with the pop sport then, box fighting. No, with great staff and affordable prices, this is a must-visit place if you're touring around San Angel. Be there early, gets full pretty fast
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La Bipo San Ángel
33A Av. de la PazThe Cantina decoration to its smallest detail is great, makes you feel like you're traveling in time. This is somewhat what a low income bar used to look like, along with the pop sport then, box fighting. No, with great staff and affordable prices, this is a must-visit place if you're touring around San Angel. Be there early, gets full pretty fast