This is one of the few parks in the city with actual trashcans. The park itself is separated into…read moreseveral sections. The main section is more common and less focused on a specific type of group. There are an abundance of trees, beautiful plants, and flowers. There are also several park benches but not as many as some other parks. There is also a dog park area, that includes two enclosed sections. There were probably ten dogs there with their owners, and luckily I didn't witness any dog fights. Nevertheless, when I came there, there were dogs dogs everywhere in the park. The skaters area is also a park highlight. There were actually more skaters in that area, than there were other people in the park. The entire park is clean and they do a great job of maintaining it.

I've been here probably at least a dozen times and I can never seem to leave without buying a new…read morepiece of art. There must be 100 artists here on Sundays, from about 10 AM - 4 PM. Their work is amazing. Everything is negotiable. If you buy a piece that isn't framed and you want it framed, there are plenty of framers around the perimeter of the park. Street parking or garages nearby.

I visited Galerias Castillo in February and was very fortunate to find Mr. Ricardo Castillo Garcia…read morein. He was very generous with his time and gave me a wonderful tour of the paintings and lithographs for sale. Thank you so much, Mr. Castillo, for sharing your lovely collection with me.

Came here for a wedding recently. This is a stunning venue! The ceremony location on the top floor…read morewas intimate and the indoor/outdoor area on the first floor for the reception was plenty spacious. The architecture and feel is very unique and looked beautiful all decorated with lights, flowers, decor etc. The wedding itself seemed very well run and went seamlessly. The staff was also very professional and attentive. Good bathrooms as well which is always important for a wedding!!

The current exhibit WOMEN: NEW PORTRAITS/Annie Leibovitz is great and FREE!…read more However, very popular and long lines, but they gave us complimentary 'esquites' while in line which made it worthwhile! Very nice touch. The place is an old casona...Casa Juarez and the street is actually General Prim.

While leaving the Chapultapec Park to head to lunch at another restaurant, we walked by Feral which…read morelooked cute and had a good menu so we decided to stop here instead. Despite there being a large amount of open tables, we were told we would need to sit at the bar due to table availability. I didn't mind sitting at the counter area as we were then able to see the chefs prepare the food and was a conversation topic then, but it was just a bit odd with so many open tables. We looked at the drink menu and then when ordering, were told that the first 3 items we named were not available. Finally, I ordered something they said they did have but was then brought an entirely different wine (I ordered sparkling and was brought chardonnay). The mistake was quickly corrected but at this point I was a bit frustrated. After getting our correct drinks, we ordered a few appetizers. The flavor in the food was good but everything was overly spicy (more so than it needed to be). I am not a fan of spice in general but can usually handle a bit but felt like my mouth was on fire. My boyfriend who loves spice did enjoy the food though. All in all, the ambiance was cute and the place could be nice to enjoy but for me, it was a miss.

food delicious. great service. lead woman chef. glad I walked by and decided to eat here when in…read moreMexico City.

This museum defines experimental art. Space is big but installations appear random. I think more…read morepeople end up walking on the round structure in the yard.

Small museum and the architecturally sweet backyard is closed for reno... But it was a well curated…read moreprovocative video installation by a student at UNAM(?) - it's so important to see support of emerging artists.