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Nestled in Coyoacán, the vibrant Museo Nacional de Culturas Populares showcases Mexico’s rich tapestry of contemporary and folk arts, often featuring interactive exhibitions that beautifully reflect local customs and celebrations.

In a stunning 17th-century courtyard, Chef Ricardo Muñoz Zurita serves impeccably crafted, regionally inspired Mexican classics with a modern, elegant twist.

Em by Lucho Martinez in Mexico City serves bold, seasonal Mexican dishes with playful Japanese touches in a chic, intimate setting.

Mexico City’s Chapultepec Park is a sprawling, lush urban oasis with museums, a castle, zoo, lakes, vendors, and endless green space to explore.

El Pescadito in La Condesa is your go-to casual spot for oversized, crispy seafood tacos, with a killer toppings bar and friendly service.

A charming Roma bakery serving flaky guava pastries, Italian-Mexican sandwiches, and exceptional coffee in a rustic, plant-filled space.

Discover Taqueria Selene, a cozy, no-frills gem in Anzures, where the al pastor steals the show with its juicy, crispy flavors and friendly service.

Step into Dulcería de Celaya, Mexico City's vintage sweet shop since 1874, where traditional confections meet timeless charm.

Arena México in CDMX is the buzzing “cathedral” of lucha libre, where acrobatic masked wrestlers dazzle amid electric crowds and nonstop snack vendors.

Nestled in Chapultepec Park, Museo Tamayo blends Brutalist design with sunlit galleries showcasing bold 20th-century and contemporary art.