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This attractive urban park is perfect for a nice and easy walk at any time of the day, in any season of the year. This route takes you on a loop around the park, but there are also many trails that crisscross inside. You can watch birds and squirrels as they hop in the tall shady trees. An impressive monument to Lázaro Cárdenas can be found in the center of the green space. This circuit can also be combined with a walk in or around the nearby Parque México. It is paved and stroller friendly,...

This scenic route will take you along the Mexico-Pachuca highway passing through Ecatepec de Morelos and continuing until you reach the Teotihuacan archaeological zone. Here you can walk among the impressive pyramids as the Aztecs did 600 years ago. This remarkable area was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987. It would be a good getaway for a day visiting CDMX. You can hire a guide at the site of the pyramids or explore on your own.

Welcome to one of the most popular parks in the city, with tall trees, lots of greenery, lined with beautiful art deco buildings, and various cafes and boutique shops. It is ideal for strolling, sitting in the sun or shade, people-watching, or enjoying the architecture. Bring your fur babies! It is extremely popular for walking your dog, and there is an area for them to play without a leash. There is also a small lake with ducks and geese, fountains, small bridges, children's games, and much...

Amsterdam Avenue curves in an elegant oval around Parque México. Its racetrack shape gives the area its name, Colonia Hipódromo. The wide avenue is lined with impressive Art Deco buildings, and a paved walkway runs through the center lined with many trees and plants. You will find benches to rest and equipment facilities to train in the open air in some places. This is a trendy place to run or just take a walk in a green space within the city. The route begins at Plaza Citlaltepec, one of...

This fun circular route explores the First Section of Bosque Chapultepec, the central park of Mexico City. It takes you from Metro Juanacatlán, crossing Avenida Constituyentes with caution, in a loop around the part that is probably the most popular, and that offers historical buildings such as the Monumento a los Niños Heroes and Castillo Chapultepec (an extra fee is charged to enter), and promenades full of vendors selling snacks and tourist souvenirs. You will pass between the two lakes in...