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Your guide to unforgettable visits—great food, museums, and galleries- which help you discover more, bring joy to your day, and encourage you to try new things.

Museo

Museo de Antropologia

Archaeological artifacts of the peoples of Mesoamerica, as well as the country's ethnic diversity and incredible heritage. Its must-see pieces include the Aztec Sun Stone, the Giant Olmec heads, and the various treasures from Mayan sites, all housed in a striking building centered around a dramatic courtyard and fountain.

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Museo Jumex

A contemporary art museum recognized by its minimalist architecture and dynamic exhibitions. This hub for creativity and cultural dialogue has had collections by Damien Hirst, and Jeff Koons, making it a must visit in Mexico City.

Museo

Museo de San Idelfonso

A former historic preparatory school turned into a museum with a beautiful courtyard and murals by Deigo Rivera and José Clemente Orozco. Our favorites are "The Creation”, “Cortés y La Malinche" and “La Trinchera".

Galeria

Kurimanzutto

Kurimanzutto is a Mexico City–born contemporary art gallery, now also in New York, representing leading living Mexican artists such as Gabriel Orozco, Damián Ortega, and Minerva Cuevas. It consistently pushes the boundaries of contemporary art and its exhibition space is amazing.

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LABOR

Labor Gallery works with both national and international artists such as Pedro Reyes. Its artworks often include installations, sculptures, and conceptual pieces that use diverse materials and innovative techniques.

Galeria

GAM

This is the oldest private gallery in Mexico City and has played a foundational role in promoting Mexican contemporary art. It exhibits both established and emerging artists, and maintains one of the country’s most comprehensive archives of modern Mexican art, and seeks to foster dialogue between historic and contemporary work.

Restaurant

Mi Compa Chava

Compa Chava is an amazing Mexican seafood spot that combines both a great vibe and food—great for friends or family. Order the tostada de atún, aguachile verde, quesadilla de birria de pescado, and costra de camarón, and don’t skip dessert.

Restaurant

Comal Oculto

Comal Oculto is one of the best restaurants in the city. They serve authentic, comforting Mexican food—everything is excellent, but the gordita especial is a must, especially paired with their daily aguas frescas.

Restaurant

Castacan

Castacán is a casual restaurant from one of Mexico’s most acclaimed chefs. The tortas are amazing—both the lechón con castacán and the cochinita pibil.