Casa Estudio Luis Barragán

Mexico City's National Museum of Anthropology wows with its iconic ’60s architecture, epic outdoor exhibits, and the world's richest collection of ancient Mexican artifacts.

At Fonda Margarita, a charming no-frills café, indulge in comforting Mexican breakfasts like chilaquiles and refried beans, all served under a tin roof.

Step into a beautifully preserved 19th-century palace for sumptuous Spanish cuisine, where the elegant decor matches the exceptional dishes, like paella and lechon.

Taquería Los Parados serves up fast, no-frills tacos grilled over charcoal, including standout al pastor and cheesy poblano delights.

Tucked in a vintage bank vault, Zinco jazz club serves killer live Mexican and global jazz alongside classic cocktails in a cozy, retro setting.

Nestled on the edge of Chapultepec Park, this vibrant hotel blends retro charm with lush gardens, offering multiple restaurants, bars, and pools in a lively setting.

Casa9 is a stylish and serene B&B tucked in a leafy neighborhood, blending mid-century modern charm with exceptional hospitality and a delightful breakfast.

Máximo Bistrot blends French technique and Mexican ingredients in a chic Roma spot with seasonal, farm-fresh dishes and killer wine pairings.

A classic fast-food chain serves up generous portions and a spirited atmosphere, where the quirky staff and menu promise a unique twist on the norm.

Housed in a stunning 18th-century monastery, Museo Franz Mayer showcases Latin America’s largest decorative arts collection, with elegant colonial treasures and a chill café courtyard.