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Chapultepec Park
In the heart of those who live in Mexico City is a park that unites families and memories, it is the Chapultepec Park.
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¡Welcome to MÉXICO CITY!

At the end of this journey through the city of palaces, an echo resonates, a heartbeat that transcends the limits of these pages and becomes a call to discovery and an invitation to reflection. This first edition of AMOCDMX is a tribute to the immeasurable biocultural diversity of this city where memories of the past intertwine with dreams of the future.

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Alcaldía 45
San Juan Market
To the San Juan market (Ernesto Pugibet) you go with the desire to broaden your palate with flavors that challenge the ordinary.
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Alcaldía 43
Xochimilco: Chinampero Lunch
In Xochimilco, the sky is unveiled differently, perhaps because of the reflection of clouds and trees on the water.
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Guía de comida callejera
Alcaldía 39
The Milpa Route
In Santa Ana Tlacotenco, Milpa Alta, you start the day chopping cactus pads for breakfast.
ZoneSouth - Eastside
Alcaldía 45
Street Food
In order to discover Mexico City’s soul, it is essential to explore its street food.
ZoneDowntown
Alcaldía 43
Xochimilco Ecological Park
To walk through this park is to enjoy, know and appreciate one of the most important natural heritages of Mexico City, as it is part of a protected natural area and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
ZoneSouth - Eastside
Alcaldía 33
University City
It is so big that it is impossible to cover it in a single visit.
ZoneSouth
Alcaldía 38
Los Dinamos National Park
The Magdalena River, the only living body of water that still exists in the city, rises surrounded by forests of oyamel and pine trees that grow over impressive canyons.
ZoneSouth
Alcaldía 46
Chapultepec Park
In the heart of those who live in Mexico City is a park that unites families and memories, it is the Chapultepec Park.
ZoneWestside
Alcaldía 46
Museo Nacional de Antropología
The National Museum of Anthropology, the museum of museums, is integrated into the artistic and cultural corridor that joins the Tamayo, the National Museum of Art and the Chapultepec Castle National Museum of History.
ZoneWestside
Alcaldía 45
Diego Rivera
In 1922, climbing on scaffolding in the Simón Bolívar amphitheater of the then National Preparatory School -today Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso- Diego Rivera was painting his first mural.
ZoneDowntown
Alcaldía 45
Constitution Square
The nerve center of Mexico City is, without a doubt, the Zócalo.
ZoneDowntown
Alcaldía 42
Cuicuilco and Xitle
On Periférico Sur, very close to the University City, an unusual pyramid with a circular base stands out: it is the main structure of the Cuicuilco archaeological zone.
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Alcaldía 45
Arena México
To enter "the cathedral of wrestling" is to immerse yourself in an atmosphere that absorbs you.
ZoneDowntown
Alcaldía 45
Roma-Condesa
The Casa de las Brujas (Witches’ House), with its red brick Gothic façade and pointy towers evoking witches' hats, stands as an icon of the Roma neighborhood.
ZoneWestside
Alcaldía 35
Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe
All roads in Mexico City seem to lead you to the Basilica of Santa Maria de Guadalupe, either for the devotion to the Virgin or for the historical, architectural and cultural interest it awakens.
ZoneDowntown
Alcaldía 46
Chapultepec for Runners
The sunrise in the Chapultepec forest captures a unique beauty, a mixture of nature and urbanity, of serenity and movement.
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