La Bipo

Nestled on a quiet Condesa street, Jowong fuses Korean flavors with a Mexico City vibe, featuring everything from kimchi carbonara to crispy corn in a cozy spot.

Dive into the lively scene at Juárez for mouthwatering tacos al carbón, where locals and newcomers alike savor perfectly seasoned bites and good vibes.

A gleaming silver icon in Polanco, Museo Soumaya dazzles with 66,000 pieces spanning Rodin, Old Masters, and Impressionists—all free to explore.

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

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

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

Ciudadela Market in Mexico City is a vibrant hub for authentic, high-quality Mexican crafts, textiles, and folk art, perfect for leisurely souvenir hunts.

Bauhaus-inspired studios of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera in a vibrant San Ángel neighborhood, showcasing stunning architecture and Rivera’s creative space.

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.

Galanga serves creative, authentic Thai dishes in a lush, bamboo-lined courtyard with a relaxed, tropical vibe and elevated presentation.