Huge park, public bathrooms (but bring pesos for access), pathways lead between other attractions like the Chapultepec Castle and Los Pinos (the presidential residence).

Absolutely beautiful and well-kept grounds in the heart of the city. Adorned with murals, tributes, gardens, and walkways, its a lovely place to walk!

We easily spent a day here strolling. They have a train that goes around the park and gives you an idea of how big it is. They have Segway tours in the park too. The park is very well maintained and it’s a great place...More

It is the largest park in Mexico City and I think it is the largest in the world within a city. It has different sections, museums, zoo, circuits to run and bicycles, murals and works of art and above all, thousands of green and wooded...More

It is amazing how in the center of one of the most populous cities in the world you have a park area like this. It was originally an island for the Aztec elite/emperor. Still is a quiet and relaxing place where local families come on...More

Very nice park if you need day out. Lots of playgrounds for kids, lake where you can take a boat. Restaurants if you get hungry.

The park is huge with entrances all over. It located at the southern tip of Paseo de la Reforma. There is lakes, zoo, Castillo, entertainment, food, kid face painting, library, and more that I did not see.