Reforma and Chapultepec

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A walk across Reforma Avenue– -on foot or by bike-, discover the magical sites inside the Chapultepec Park area (museums, zoo or parks).
and the modernity and the majestic of the “Zona Rosa”.

Anthropology Museum

The most important museum compound of the country, a repository of the country´s Pre-Hispanic past and it´s ethnographic present. 22 exhibition halls.

Angel of Independence

One of Mexico City´s major symbols. It majestically elevates in the middle of Reforma Avenue. Meeting point for the national sports triumphs´ celebrations.

Chapultepec Castle

Construction of the viceroyalty era which was used as the Viceroy´s rest house, as well as Maximiliano and Carlota´s Imperial Palace during the second Mexican Empire.

Museum of Modern Art

Inside its four chambers, it safeguards and exhibits the Mexican Modern Art history, it also displays international contemporary art samples open to the public.

Tamayo Museum

Displays innovative exhibitions of the most representative international contemporary art along with its´ own personal collection.

Cultural Exhibitions

Reforma Avenue displays sculptural and cultural samples all year long. It´s a delight to walk it through and discover every corner of it.

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A walk across Reforma Avenue– -On foot or by bike-, discover the magical sites inside the Chapultepec Park area (museums, zoo or parks) the modernity and the majestic of the “Zona Rosa”

Anthropology Museum

The most important museum compound of the country, a repository of the country´s Pre-Hispanic past and it´s ethnographic present. 22 exhibition halls.

Angel of Independence

One of Mexico City´s major symbols. It majestically elevates in the middle of Reforma Avenue. Meeting point for the national sports triumphs´ celebrations.

Castle of Chapultepec

Construction of the viceroyalty era which was used as the Viceroy´s rest house, as well as Maximiliano and Carlota´s Imperial Palace during the second Mexican Empire.

Museum of Modern Art

Inside its’ four chambers, it safeguards and exhibits the Mexican Modern Art history, it also displays international contemporary art samples open to the public.

Tamayo Museum

Displays innovative exhibitions of the most representative international contemporary art along with its´ own personal collection.

Cultural Exhibitions

Reforma Avenue displays sculptural and cultural samples all year long. It´s a delight to walk it through and discover every corner of it.

Take the guide with you!

Download the Guide