Tetetlán
22 June, 2018
Tetetlán is a fascinating place mounted on the volcanic rocks of El Pedregal, CDMX, art collections are exhibited through a large glass floor. … More Tetetlán
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Aeromoto Library
6 June, 2018
A little tired of seeing their unused books on the bookshelves of their homes, they decided to make them available to the audience. The books would not be theirs anymore, but of all those who wanted to make use of them. … More Aeromoto Library
FARO de Oriente
4 June, 2018
FARO was created by the Mexico City government as a model for cultural space to serve some of the most marginalized sections of the city in both location and socioeconomic resources. … More FARO de Oriente
Masayoshi Ôhira Park
1 June, 2018
During Mr. Ôhira’s visit to Mexico in 1981, it was decided to adapt the park to make it look like a Japanese garden. … More Masayoshi Ôhira Park
Santa María la Ribera’s Moorish Kiosk
30 May, 2018
A beautiful anomaly in Mexico, a masterpiece well-known for the gorgeously elaborate, Islamic-inspired geometric patterns, that many believe it hide an astrological or magical meaning. … More Santa María la Ribera’s Moorish Kiosk
Anahuacalli Museum
28 May, 2018
The Anahuacalli is built of black volcanic stone. The museum items are collected from almost every indigenous civilization in Mexico’s history. … More Anahuacalli Museum
Del Toro’s ‘At Home With Monsters’
26 May, 2018
From the fantastic to the frightful, a collection from del Toro’s extraordinary imagination, ‘At Home with Monsters’ reveals his creative process through his personal collection of art, artefacts, books, and props. … More Del Toro’s ‘At Home With Monsters’
The Devil’s Alley at Mixcoac
24 May, 2018
The Devil transformed into a turkey appears in the middle of the alley warning that anyone who dare walking by, must go back asap. … More The Devil’s Alley at Mixcoac
Arena México
22 May, 2018
Arena México is the largest arena built specifically for professional wrestling; the building is called the “cathedral of lucha libre”. … More Arena México
Chapultepec’s Sump of Dolores
21 May, 2018
The building was developed by Rivera, Rivas and Guzik in 1951 to commemorate the end of the works of the Lerma System, which still supply water to Mexico City. … More Chapultepec’s Sump of Dolores
