Museo del Tiempo Tlalpan
Clocks and mechanical objects set the pace for a small museum visit in the historic centre of Tlalpan.
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Clocks and mechanical objects set the pace for a small museum visit in the historic centre of Tlalpan.
A university cultural centre brings exhibitions and neighbourhood activity into a historic building in La Merced.
A Garibaldi museum introduces the histories of tequila and mezcal, with the square as the setting for the visit.
A distinctive Tabacalera venue for live events. Consult the programme before choosing which kind of night to make of it.
Footwear becomes the subject of a compact, unusual museum stop on Bolívar in the historic centre.
A museum dedicated to women’s history offers a different lens on Mexico’s social and cultural past.
Constitutional history becomes the focus of a cultural stop near San Ildefonso.
Coins and the history of minting make this museum a focused detour through the historic centre.
Pulque and the social world of the pulquería are the subjects of this Guerrero museum.
Paths, benches and mature trees offer a central pause between the museums and streets around Bellas Artes.
A tree-filled walking route in Coyoacán works well before or after exploring the neighbourhood’s streets.
A broad northeastern park gives a day outdoors room to stretch beyond the usual central routes.
Wooded trails and the former convent make a mountain-side escape within the capital’s western landscape.
Walking paths bring a wooded break to the south of the city. Check the park’s current access information before setting out.
A tree-lined Roma square makes a simple meeting point before a café or a neighbourhood walk.
A small Roma square gives a walk a place to pause, with surrounding streets to explore on foot.
Lakeside paths offer a reason to explore Azcapotzalco at a slower pace.
An ecological park brings a different outdoor perspective to a day in Xochimilco.
A central food market lets lunch lead the route through the streets near La Ciudadela.
Flowers and food share the route through one of the city’s distinctive working markets.
A market district for browsing and looking closely. Match the visit to the particular market and trading day you want to explore.
Music culture, records and market stalls give this tianguis its own place in a Mexico City weekend.
Voice, Baroque oboe, viola da gamba and harpsichord share the stage.
A special collaboration connects the ballet with a municipal philharmonic band.