It is an impressive street and can rival most similar streets around the world but it is clogged with traffic and step back a few blocks and it is not as attractive.Go for the statues , monuments and fountains and enjoy.It was completed by Emperor...More

My hotel was on this street near the Place de la Independence and the location was perfect to go anywhere in Mexico City. It’s a beautiful avenue with restaurants, hotels, coffee shops, you name it. You’ll end up driving up and down this street almost...More

If you have been to Paris you need to see the Paseo de la Reforma from Chapultepec Castle to see that it was modeled after the Champs D'Elysee. Some guy hit a pillar near the Four Seasons a few weeks ago going 180kms/hr. Come and...More

This road runs diagonally between the historic center (Palace of the Arts/Zocalo) and the Chapultepec Park (zoo/Museum of Anthropology). The road is a Boulevard, with a green median that periodically contains statues and pseudo-traffic circles. Although the road contains many lanes, it has many opportunities...More

We walked from the castle down to a few blocks past the angel. Plenty to see and do..There were vendors everywhere and we found a great little shop for coffee.. We felt completely safe the entire time!!

This is a must see during your visit to Mexico City. El ángel de la reform is beautiful but the area is always crowded and with manifestantes

The walk from our hotel to the financial district was pretty nice. There were plenty of shop, restaurants and street vendors. Great monuments for photos.