The heart of the great Paseo de la Reforma runs between Alameda Central and Chapultepec. When we talk about Reforma, we talk about these places. A huge avenue framed by roundabouts that are symbols of the city: Caballito, The Diana Cazadora, The Angel de la Independencia; plus large office buildings, hotels and restaurants. A place always busy, always full of life and returned to the public every Sunday morning, when this section is transformed into a giant bike path, fitness and leisure space.
The Zona Rosa is on the south side of Reforma, it was one of the most elegant neighborhoods of the city during the rise of Porfiriato. La Zona Rosa has always been a bohemian neighborhood so great Mexican artists have lived here, between its incredible streets, bookstores, cafes, restaurants and antique shops. In recent years the Korean community has settled in the neighborhood, adding a more eclectic touch, if possible, to a neighborhood in itself curious.
For decades, Zona Rosa has been the center of the LGBT community. This friendly neighborhood has nightclubs, cabarets, clubs and discos, plus all kinds of speciality shops.
