Guidebook for Ciudad de México
Arts & Culture
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The Museum contains one of the world’s largest collections of archaeological and anthropological artifacts from prehispanic Mayan civilizations to the Spanish conquest.
Located within Chapultepec Park, the Museum is one of the most comprehensive and impressive (almost 20 acres) facilities in the world. The modern architecture, designed by Pedro Ramirez Vazquez, is characterized by its iconic umbrella roof supported by a single column, which represents a mythological tree and depicts eagles and jaguars—all important symbols to the prehispanic natives.
Each of the salons displays artifacts from a particular geographic region or culture. The Mesoamerican cultures displayed include: Teotihuaca
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Museo Nacional de Antropologia
s/n Av. Paseo de la ReformaThe Museum contains one of the world’s largest collections of archaeological and anthropological artifacts from prehispanic Mayan civilizations to the Spanish conquest.
Located within Chapultepec Park, the Museum is one of the most comprehensive and impressive (almost 20 acres) facilities in the world. The modern architecture, designed by Pedro Ramirez Vazquez, is characterized by its iconic umbrella roof supported by a single column, which represents a mythological tree and depicts eagles and jaguars—all important symbols to the prehispanic natives.
Each of the salons displays artifacts from a particular geographic region or culture. The Mesoamerican cultures displayed include: Teotihuaca
Sightseeing
Just off the Zócalo are the Palacio Nacional, the Cathedral Metropolitana, the Templo Mayor with its adjoining museum, and Nacional Monte de Piedad building. The Palacio Nacional borders the entire east side of the Zocalo and contains the offices of the President of Mexico, the Federal Treasury, the National Archives as wells as murals depicting pre-Hispanic life and a large mural filling the central stairway depicting the entire history of the Mexican nation from the Conquest on. This palace was built on the ruins of Moctezuma II's palace beginning in 1521, using the same tezontle stone used to build the Aztec palace...
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Historic center of Mexico City
Just off the Zócalo are the Palacio Nacional, the Cathedral Metropolitana, the Templo Mayor with its adjoining museum, and Nacional Monte de Piedad building. The Palacio Nacional borders the entire east side of the Zocalo and contains the offices of the President of Mexico, the Federal Treasury, the National Archives as wells as murals depicting pre-Hispanic life and a large mural filling the central stairway depicting the entire history of the Mexican nation from the Conquest on. This palace was built on the ruins of Moctezuma II's palace beginning in 1521, using the same tezontle stone used to build the Aztec palace...
Parks & Nature
Chapultepec Park is the largest city park in Latin America, measuring in total just over 686 hectares.It is classed as one of the world's great urban parks, along with Bois de Boulogne in Paris, the Imperial Gardens in Tokyo and Central Park in New York City. The name "Chapultepec" means "at the grasshopper hill" in Nahuatl and refers to a large rock formation that is the center of the current park's "first section". Originally, this area was a forest outside of Tenochtitlan/Mexico City considered sacred in pre-Columbian times, but today it is entirely within the city (mostly in the borough of Miguel Hidalgo), surrounded by some of its primary business and commercial districts.
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Chapultepec Park is the largest city park in Latin America, measuring in total just over 686 hectares.It is classed as one of the world's great urban parks, along with Bois de Boulogne in Paris, the Imperial Gardens in Tokyo and Central Park in New York City. The name "Chapultepec" means "at the grasshopper hill" in Nahuatl and refers to a large rock formation that is the center of the current park's "first section". Originally, this area was a forest outside of Tenochtitlan/Mexico City considered sacred in pre-Columbian times, but today it is entirely within the city (mostly in the borough of Miguel Hidalgo), surrounded by some of its primary business and commercial districts.
Essentials
Grocery store, bakery, tortillas, butcher shop, poultry.. raw material for cooking, fast food, fruit, personal hygiene stuff, cleaning materials, etcetera..
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Superama Pachuca
99 PachucaGrocery store, bakery, tortillas, butcher shop, poultry.. raw material for cooking, fast food, fruit, personal hygiene stuff, cleaning materials, etcetera..
Shopping
The Ciudadela Market is a traditional style Mexican market which specializes in the sale of Mexican handcrafts and folk art, located in the southwest corner of the historic center of Mexico City. The market is the first of its kind in the country, established just before the 1968 Summer Olympics to promote this aspect of Mexico’s cultural heritage. It is home to over 350 vendors, mostly small operators selling to Mexican and foreign tourists.
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Craft Market and San Juan Mexican Curiosities
22-28 AyuntamientoThe Ciudadela Market is a traditional style Mexican market which specializes in the sale of Mexican handcrafts and folk art, located in the southwest corner of the historic center of Mexico City. The market is the first of its kind in the country, established just before the 1968 Summer Olympics to promote this aspect of Mexico’s cultural heritage. It is home to over 350 vendors, mostly small operators selling to Mexican and foreign tourists.
Food Scene
On Saturday this art market is well worth a visit. There are numerous vendors with a variety of "artesanias" (hand crafts). Musicians add to the festive atmosphere. One building houses a number of interesting shops, as well as central patio restaurant with live music.There are some upscale restaurants, but also some reasonably priced ones around the square, which serve good Mexican fare...
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11 Pl. San JacintoOn Saturday this art market is well worth a visit. There are numerous vendors with a variety of "artesanias" (hand crafts). Musicians add to the festive atmosphere. One building houses a number of interesting shops, as well as central patio restaurant with live music.There are some upscale restaurants, but also some reasonably priced ones around the square, which serve good Mexican fare...
They sell typical Mexican products which are chamoyadas, hot horchata, café de olla, ponche, and sweet bread. The brand currently counts with 55 coffee shops in Mexico City, Querétaro, Toluca, Cuernavaca and Puebla. Cielito Querido Café has been imitated in Belgium and Peru.
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Cielito Querido
56 Av. TamaulipasThey sell typical Mexican products which are chamoyadas, hot horchata, café de olla, ponche, and sweet bread. The brand currently counts with 55 coffee shops in Mexico City, Querétaro, Toluca, Cuernavaca and Puebla. Cielito Querido Café has been imitated in Belgium and Peru.
Good mexican coffee from Chiapas, Guerrero and Oaxaca, they have cocoa too. A very nice coffee shop.
Punta Del Cielo
113 Av MichoacánGood mexican coffee from Chiapas, Guerrero and Oaxaca, they have cocoa too. A very nice coffee shop.
Getting Around
Metro JUANACATLAN
257a Circuito Interior Mtro. José Vasconcelos