Mexico City Things to Do

In Spanish, the name Agualandia means "water's land". This establishment creates its own name, with swimming courses for babies just a few weeks old, who are taught how to swim by their own mothers, under the supervision of pro... more

This place doesn't have very modern facilities, but it is always full. Its clientèle seem happy to overlook any flaws in the decor and are more than happy with the service, good atmosphere and variety of drinks offered. Here yo... more

Film buffs hold the Julio Bracho cinema in high regard, because it is not only strategically located on the Centro Cultural Universitario (University Cultural Centre) campus, but it also offers seasons and conferences that attr... more

This museum offers insight into the formulation and enactment of Mexico's laws through four exhibition rooms that outline the country's legislative process. Included are an explanation of the laws that governed Mexican society... more

The old center of Mexico City offers a year-round opportunity to view some of the city's most important buildings, including the famed Metropolitan Cathedral. The adventurous can even take a tram ride along streets steeped in h... more

The Jumex Collection is the largest Latin American private contemporary art exhibition space open to the public. The gallery has more than 600 works of art by artists from all over the world. The collection is housed in the Jum... more

The Arts National Centre is one of the largest and diversified a city can have, for among its activities you will find everything form classical music to multimedia shows. This forum presents mostly music composed for string qu... more

Cinemex Plaza Insurgentes was built on the old site of the first Sears of Mexico, part of the distinguished US chain store. The complex offers six screens, all equipped with stereo sound systems, which show a mix of Hollywood m... more

Plaza Loreto is, without a doubt, one of the most modern cultural forums opened in the last five years. It attracts many people not only because of its shops and restaurants, but also because of the paintings, photography, and... more

This Baroque construction, dating back to 1670, has been affected in the conflict between the conservation of important public works of art and the city's need to expand. Originally, the church had a double facade parallel to t... more