A new generation of urban parks in Iztapalapa are transforming urban space with community development centers that promote social welfare and environmental recovery: they are the Utopias. The one in Meyehualco, for example, stands out as a meeting point that offers free access to recreational, educational and sports spaces. Its infrastructure promotes learning and environmental conservation, in addition to providing experiences that facilitate urban regeneration and social cohesion. Among its attractions are a sports area with an Olympic-size swimming pool and skatepark; the Water Museum, which raises awareness of the city’s water challenges and the importance of responsible consumption, as well as an ecological park with wetlands and restorative gardens, a dinosaur exhibit with life-size sculptures, and workshops for children and adults. In addition to strengthening the sense of belonging, the Utopias are a biocultural tourism alternative that enriches and diversifies Mexico City’s tourism offer.