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Paseo de la Reforma

4.5 of 5 stars 3,737 Reviews
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Address: Paseos de la Reforma No. 42, Mexico City, Mexico
Phone Number: 015552120257
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Mexico City's main street runs through an upscale residential neighborhood...

Mexico City's main street runs through an upscale residential neighborhood as well as the city's historic district.

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“Great!”

Great place to take a stroll, so much to see and do and take awesome pictures. Take your walking shoes, you will need them!

5 of 5 starsReviewed 2 days ago
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Mission, Texas, United States
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“Great!”
5 of 5 stars Reviewed 2 days ago NEW

Great place to take a stroll, so much to see and do and take awesome pictures. Take your walking shoes, you will need them!

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“Nice, Clean, Safe, and Amusing.”
5 of 5 stars Reviewed 2 days ago NEW

Probably the most tourist attractive Avenue. I walked one week up and down the Paseo La Reforma. It is safe, clean, and amusing. There are a lot of nice restaurants, cafes and shops. Police is all over the place. You can also go to Zona Rosa nearby and have a different experience at lower prices. Choose a hotel in the... More 

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Bogota, Colombia
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“If you want a good sightseeing stroll”
3 of 5 stars Reviewed 3 days ago NEW via mobile

What I did was strolling from El Angel de la Independencia (Independence Angel) towards El bosque de Chapultepec (Chapultepec's park/woods) it is a 40 minute walk, safe and full of views of modern Mexico DF.

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“Amazing”
5 of 5 stars Reviewed 5 days ago NEW via mobile

We stayed at a hotel right off Reforma, so we walked through it almost every day. Very safe, lots of cool buildings, you can walk right to Chapultepec and the National Auditorium. I recommend taking the Turibus, which goes to different tours around the city and you can just hop on and off as you like during the day. If... More 

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“The largest and most beautiful avenues in Mexico City”
5 of 5 stars Reviewed 5 days ago NEW

If you are tourist in Mexico City, chances are you are staying on or near Paseo de la Reforma. It is a beautiful tree-lined avenue that is pedestrian/bicycle friendly. It is a long avenue that ends through most of the city. The tourist section starts at Bosque de Chapultepec and ends at Hidalgo heading toward Centro Histórico.

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“Great memories”
5 of 5 stars Reviewed 1 week ago

I absolutely love walking down this street and seeing the Angel or Xmas trees during December. It is vibrant and lively. Often activities going on. Great location!

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“Drive it for an experience”
4 of 5 stars Reviewed 1 week ago

We drove throughout central Mexico and none of it was more hair raising than the Paseo de la Reforma, where traffic navigates traffic circles in both directions. Wow. Anyway, the paseo is an interesting walk and worth the time.

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“Great on Sundays ”
5 of 5 stars Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

Great on Sundays because you can walk or ride a bike, usually in between week there is a lot of traffic and riots

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“Impressive!!!”
4 of 5 stars Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Just a beautiful tree lined big boulevard with lots of big hotels and cool neighborhoods with bars and restaurants of all types. The Angel is beautiful.

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“A big modern avenue with many highlights”
4 of 5 stars Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile

This large avenue is not a place to visit if you are looking for the old Mexico but the new one. There is big and modern towers, shops, restaurants and some interesting monuments. Worth the stroll

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Reforma / Zona Rosa
Equipped with some of the best discotheques, bars, boutiques and bistros, Zona Rosa is perfect for those looking to have a great time to socialize, have fun and be part of the great LGBT community in Mexico City. Day or night, it’s possible to spend the entire time exploring, drinking, dancing and shopping while being amazed by its classic yet eclectic European style. Reforma’s luxury hotels and world renowned sculptures such as El Ángel de la Independencia give Paseo de la Reforma a wonderful atmosphere along the corridor, a beautiful place for a long and romantic walk.
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