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Immerse yourself in the elegance of Polanco, within steps of the urban greenspace of Chapultepec Park, historic museums, world class dining and high-end shopping. Take a day trip to explore the ancient indigenous culture that surrounds Mexico City, or visit another neighborhood to find markets, cafes, public art and stunning architecture wherever you go.

Things to Do

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Enjoy an approachable yet sophisticated meal in Máximo Bistrot’s welcoming indoor and outdoor spaces, with French-accented cuisine that is unmistakably Mexico City.

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Máximo Bistrot

Shop at this upscale open-air mall in Polanco and enjoy exclusive boutiques, great people watching and lots of terrific dining options, plus a cinema, just a few blocks from the hotel.

Antara

Explore the 18th century palace at the top of Chapultepec Park, home of the National Museum of History, plus amazing views of the city, via a pleasant stroll from the hotel.

Chapultepec Castle (Castillo de Chapultepec)

Discover one of the world’s largest urban parks, just steps from the hotel. Take a walk to find families relaxing, multiple museums, kiosks and historic sites and plenty of green space and trees.

Chapultepec Park

Wander down this upscale Polanco shopping street, packed with luxe boutiques, high-end fashion brands and gastronomic gems, just steps from the hotel.

Avenida Presidente Masaryk

Experience this 100-square-mile network of Aztec agricultural canals that are still in use today. Visit party style by hopping on a trajinera (gondola) for a paddle with michelada vendors and mariachi boats, or take a sunrise tour on the water to better appreciate the site’s natural beauty and history.

Xochimilco Canals

Explore visionary chef Enrique Olvera’s iconic first venue and enjoy an understated seasonal tasting menu packed with traditional Mexican technique and native ingredients.

Pujol

Reserve a tour of famed artist Frida Kahlo’s blue house, packed with art and mementos of her life with Diego Rivera. Spend time walking around the charming neighborhood of Coyoacán to experience a more low-key version of CDMX life, including a charming market and colorful central square.

Coyoacán & Frida Kahlo Museum (Casa Azul)

Indulge in a global menu of contemporary cuisine in an elegant urban space, plus classic cocktails and wine and decadent desserts.

Anatol

Head to the historic center to admire this white marble art nouveau/art deco concert hall which houses murals by Mexican artists and frequent dance and music events like the Ballet Folklorico.

Palacio de Bellas Artes

Visit this leafy Roma Norte townhome for a refined, Italian-inspired dining experience by Chef Elena Reygadas, featuring seasonal sustainable produce.

Rosetta

Take a two-hour drive outside of the city for a day full of archeological wonders, history, natural beauty and amazing local food in this pueblo magico (magical town).

Tepoztlán

Interesting both inside and out, this remarkable aluminum building holds a private collection of art from Mesoamerica, including pre-Hispanic and colonial coins, plus a mix of European and Central American art from various historical periods.

Museo Soumaya

Reserve a table for an imaginative tasting menu experience colored with the indigenous flavors of Mexico, plus thoughtful wine pairings and cocktails.

Quintonil

Don’t miss the opportunity to visit this massive Mesoamerican archeological site and stroll among the Temple of Quetzalcoatl and the Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon, just one hour outside the city. Book a tour or try a hot-air balloon ride to view these iconic historical structures from the sky.

Teotihuacan Pyramids

Dig into a wide array of beautifully prepared seafood from Mexico’s shores, plus outstanding cocktails and a sumptuous selection of house-made pastries and dessert at this long-standing local favorite.

Contramar

Since 1969, El Cardenal has been serving soulful breakfast and lunch accompanied by house-baked breads and pastries and Doña Olivia hot chocolate.

El Cardenal

Immerse yourself in Mexico’s cultural history in this massive collection of artifacts from prehistory to the present. Don’t miss the 24-ton Piedra del Sol, an iconic Aztec calendar stone.

National Museum of Anthropology (Museo Nacional de Antropología)

Find a unique fine dining experience in the chic Pedregal neighborhood, with its beautiful garden-inspired, plant-filled dining room and artful plates.

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