Mexico City is one of the most underrated travel destinations. This might be due to negative images people saw from media or something. However, Mexico City is worth traveling for since it has almost everything you need for fun and enjoyable retreat. This is where you can find lots of historical aspects, the beauty of arts, and of course various tourist attractions.
There is a lot you can enjoy and experience when you visit this city.
Best spots for traveling around Mexico City
Another reasons why Mexico City is worth traveling for is that there are friendly neighborhoods you can explore, authentic and fusion foods to try, as well as affordable travel budget.
However, you also need to remember that this is one of the biggest cities so you need to know where to go beforehand so that you can visit the right places to explore.
The Zona Rosa also means Pink Zone was originally a residential area for wealthy families in Colonia Juarez. Back in 1950s to 1960s, this neighborhood was full of fancy restaurants and hotels. Today, this is one of the friendliest neighborhoods you can visit during your travel to Mexico City. In addition, this neighborhood has vibrant nightlife so you can make the most of your getaway until morning if you want to.
La Condesa is considered trend area in Mexico City. In this place, you can visit Art Deco homes, peaceful parks, and also hip shops. Not to mention this neighborhood also has the best bar and restaurant to hang out. One of the most recommended spots is Parque Mexico. It is the former site of horse race track. It has also stunning garden with European style where you can also spot walkways and ponds. In this spot, some cultural events are often hosted.
San Angel is also a great place to visit when you are in Mexico City. This place is a neighborhood of elegant colonial houses. This area was used to be which has become a center of artisans and artists. If you are art enthusiast, it is a must to visit this one particular spot.
You will experience how to explore the labyrinth of stalls selling sculptures, paintings, handicrafts, and various knickknacks. To experience that, you need to visit on Saturday when the central square, the Plaza San Jacinto is transformed by the Bazar del Sabado into a great labyrinth for selling artistic products made by local artists.
Colonial Roma is a great neighborhood for you to stroll along with. With bohemian vibes, this friendly area is where you can find interesting architecture such as the Art Nouveau which is situated in the main street, Alvaro Obregon.
Another best spot to visit is the Centro Cultural Casa Lamm, one of Colonia Roma’s iconic buildings. This is where a cultural center, restaurant, and bookstore housed. This area is also a great place for food hunting because there’s you can easily find more than decent restaurant to enjoy delicious dishes made from fresh local produce.
Gary Holmes