The Bosque de Chapultepec (Chapultepec Forest) is, without a doubt, the most important urban park in Latin America and one of the most beautiful in the world. With 800 hectares (1,976.84 acres), it has some of the most important museums in the city – the “Castle” and the Anthropology Museum, for example – as well as lakes, fountains, a zoo and children’s playgrounds, among other attractions. The physiognomy of sections 2, 3 and 4 has been transformed in recent years, making it even more attractive. Section 2 invites you to visit the Los Pinos Cultural Complex with its cultural, gastronomic and recreational offerings, and to cross the Calzada Flotante to Aztlán, Parque Urbano, where there are amusement rides and places to eat. There is also the Cárcamo de Dolores, the Lago Menor, the Environmental Culture Center – to learn about the diversity of Chapultepec –, the Natural History Museum and towards sections 3 and 4, the new Cineteca, the Urban Culture Park and a good extension of reforested parkland. Chapultepec is as large and varied as those who visit it, an exponent of the diversity that characterizes this city.



