Alameda Central

3 Lizeth Benavides - 2 months ago

The place is like a park with plenty of places to sit down and enjoy the shade of the trees. It is a bit crowded and there are very few trashcans but it is a good place to rest your feet after a long walk. Be careful with beggars and street vendors, as they can be very insistent. You can find several street food options here as well, and they can be very cheap. To the left side, you can find the Franz Mayer museum and to the right side you can find the Museum of Memory and Tolerance. Both are worth the visit.

4 Edgar Maynez - 5 months ago

It's a nice, but crowded, park next to Bellas Artes, they have these collectible figurines bazar on weekends if I'm not wrong.

5 john park - 2 months ago

Crowed with the people who want to enjoy their rest of holidays....good place to watch the people are relaxing.

5 S Gonzalez - 2 months ago

Mexican Central Park, a Place to go and Explore, very close to this is:
1-Torre Latinoamericana (There is a Restaurant Inside)
2-Palacio de Bellas Artes
3-Rock Show (Toy Flea Market on Saturdays)
4-Metrobus Hidalgo
5-Sanborns Restaurant
6-Toks Restaurant
7-Hemiciclo a Juarez
8-Casa de Correos
9-Metro Bellas Artes
10-Palacio de Mineria

Among other Places! Must Visit!!!

5 Pablo Greg - 9 months ago

Great place to skate, the floor is marble, so it's very smooth. In some areas it's not crowded and many roller skaters practice and meet over here. There are also skateboard groups that hang around.

4 Zahar Varentsov - 2 months ago

The park was very clean and spacious. The pavements were in perfect condition and Plenty of seating to relax. Only pity was the many of the gorgeous fountains lacked water during my visit.

5 Ryan Higgins - 3 weeks ago

Love this park! It is one of my favorites… Plenty of vendors, it is always clean, and you can do just about any recreational activity here. Including dance lessons, instrumental lessons…