Off the beaten path · Mexico City, Mexico
9 Hidden Gems in Mexico City Most Visitors Miss
The quieter side of Mexico City, chosen from what travelers actually rate highest once the crowds thin out.
Picked out of the 44 Mexico City places we track, favoring high ratings over high foot traffic. Updated monthly.
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SightBlueBus is a hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus service operating in Mexico City, with a key hub in the Cuauhtemoc district.
Read our full guide →Kanji Spa
SightKanji Spa is a wellness retreat located at Calle Gabriel Mancera #1357 in the Del Valle Norte neighborhood of Mexico City.
Read our full guide →Xiiber
MarketFree entryXiiber is a bustling market located in the historic Coyoacán district of Mexico City, known for its bohemian atmosphere and cultural richness.
Read our full guide →Museo Nacional de las Intervenciones
MuseumFree entryThe Museo Nacional de las Intervenciones (National Museum of Interventions) is a unique historical museum located in the charming Coyoacán neighborhood of Mexico City.
Read our full guide →Mercado de Jamaica
MarketFree entryMercado de Jamaica is one of Mexico City's most vibrant markets, located in the Tlahuac borough.
Read our full guide →Pinacoteca de la Profesa
MuseumPinacoteca de la Profesa is a hidden gem in the heart of Mexico City's Centro Histórico, housed in a former Jesuit church and college.
Read our full guide →Terraza Catedral
SightTerraza Catedral is a popular rooftop sight in Mexico City's Centro Histórico, located atop a building on Calle República de Guatemala.
Read our full guide →Tout Chocolat
MarketFree entryTout Chocolat is a delightful market and café located on Avenida Amsterdam in the hip Condesa district of Mexico City.
Read our full guide →Mexico Park
Park & natureFree entryMexico Park is a tranquil green space located in the heart of Mexico City's Cuauhtemoc district, specifically in the Colonia Hipódromo neighborhood.
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