Mexico City Guide

Airbnb

If you are a big group, or you're simply looking to save a bit, Airbnb is a fantastic option in Mexico City. Look for places in areas such as Condesa and la Roma. If you've never been to the city before, feel free to pop us an email to make sure the place you are looking at is located in a nice area, as neighborhoods can change from one street to the next.

The Red Tree House

Boutique Bed&Breakfast.

El Patio 77

Boutique Bed&Breakfast.

Casa Colima Hotel

Hotel Condesa DF

Hotel Carlota

Hotel Downtown Mexico

Boutique hotel.

Downtown Beds

Hostel (with several private room & private bathroom options)

Teotihuacán

Tourist site. The famous Aztec Pyramides are located just a short hour drive away from Mexico City, and is a true must if you're staying in the city for the first time.

Xochimilco

Tourist site. Mexico City's Venezia is full of folklore, and is a nice escape from the hustle and bustle of downtown Mexico.

Zócalo

Downtown Mexico City, home to some of the city's most famous landmarks and sites, such as the Palacio de Bellas Artes, el Museo del Templo Mayor, the National Palace and Santa Veracruz Cathedral.

National Museum of Anthropology

Frida Kahlo Museum (Casa Azul)

Tamayo Museum of Contemporary Art

University Museum of Contemporary Art

House and Study of Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo

Museum

Centro Cultural Elena Garro

Amazing bookshop/library for the bookworm.

Library José Vasconcelos - La Ciudadela

For the bookworms out there. Consists of 5 personal libraries, belonging to different Mexican intellectuals.

Marso Galería de Arte Contemporáneo

Contemporary Art Gallery, with high-quality exhibitions. The building itself is worth the visit.

Los Parados

Taquería (in plain english taco place). Amongst the best tacos in the city.

El Tizoncito

Taquería. A must for trying the Mexico City speciality "tacos al pastor". Possibly the best taco you'll ever try.

El Venadito

Taquería. One word: carnitas (i.e. pork tacos). It's as mouthwatering as it sounds, and these are the best in the city.

Azul Histórico

The restaurant of Chef Ricardo Muñoz, who has taught the best chefs in Mexico. Try the cochinita pibil, the sopa de tortilla, or try out prehispanic flavours by ordering a guacamole topped with crickets.

El Mayor

Delicious food served at a beautiful terrace overlooking el Zocalo (downtown Mexico City).

Corazón de Maguey

A good place to try out Oaxacan cuisine. Make sure to try the Mojito de Mezcal and the Tlayuda (often described as the Mexican pizza).

Matisse

One of the best places for breakfast and brunch in Mexico City.

Contramar

Amazing seafood restaurant. Make sure to try the tuna tostadas.

Azul y Oro

Conveniently located next to the MUAC museum, this restaurant is an institution serving up traditional Mexican dishes.

Pujol

Ranked as number 20 on the list of the World's top 50 restaurants. Pujol offers Mexican haute cuisine. If you don't want to go for the formal dinner, the taco-tasting is a good option.

Quintonil

Ranked no. 22 on the World's top 50 restaurant list, Quintonil offers a modern interpretation of traditional Mexican flavors and dishes.

San Ángel Inn

An old Hacienda converted into a restaurant, serving traditional Mexican dishes in a beautiful setting. Great for brunch.

Humbertos

Informal restaurant serving absolutely delicious food from the Yucatan peninsula. Try the sopa de limón (lemon soup) or anything pibil.

Lucas Local

Delicious contemporary Mexican food, conveniently located in La Roma.

Felina

Our favourite bar and second home in Mexico City. Has some kick-ass cocktails and an amazing selection of mezcal, but the best thing about the place: the music.

Licorería Limantour

Top 14th bar in the world, famous for their cocktails.

Can Can Bar

Hip restaurant/bar with brilliant cocktails and delicious nibbles.