NH Collection Mexico City Reforma

This grand tour of the capital of Mexico is made for cyclists and takes advantage of bike lanes when possible. It begins with the famous statue of the Angel of Independence, a powerful symbol of the city, and runs through several neighborhoods (here known as "colonias"). You will pass the Zócalo, the metropolitan heart, parks, and the beautiful areas of Coyoacán and La Condesa, where you could stop at a lovely cafe. Be careful because the streets in this incredible city are very busy, and the...

This is a nice big loop around some of Mexico City's central colonias, great for a fun bike ride. You begin your journey at the Angel of Independence, an iconic monument dedicated in 1910 to celebrate the centenary of Mexico's liberation from Spain. Your route will take you clockwise through avenues of the city, and you will pass through several beautiful parks where you can stop and rest if you wish: Alameda Central, Jardín Chiapas, and Viveros de Coyoacán. Enjoy the variety of architecture...

This route explores the heart of Mexico City along one of its busiest roads, Avenida de la Reforma. It is flat, easy, and suitable for the whole family, although you have to be aware of the traffic. You start next to the Angel of Independence, an iconic monument of the city. You continue towards Bosque Chapultepec, the great central park, where you can take a detour to enjoy one of its museums, lakes, or gardens. This route follows a bike path and has stations to rent bikes. This walk is...

This is an excellent tour of Mexico City from the beautiful neighborhood of Roma Norte to the famous Basilica of the Virgin of Guadalupe, following Paseo de la Reforma Avenue, which is one of the most important and busy roads in all of the metropolitan area. You start at Plaza Luís Cabrera, a lovely little park with a refreshing fountain lined with trendy cafes and restaurants. You walk north to join Reforma, which you will take all the way to the Basilica, passing several famous buildings,...