The important locations are Templo Mayor, Bellas Artes, and San Ildefonso. Be ready to walk a lot. You have to eat in the food stands around Zocalo.
You gotta be ready to spend some money. Mirrors hammocks, pottery.. you can find all kind of crafts here.If you are here on a Satuday, you'll be lucky to watch some couples dancing in the townsquare.
Recently turned into a walking street, Regina is now a cultural corridor. Have some mezcal in any of the bars and enjoy the plastic artists that have intervened in the walls.
You can't miss a trajinera ride through Xochimilco. Visit the Xochimilco Market, where you can buy and consume the fresh products they crop in the chinampas.
Visit the Claustro of the Ex-Convento, the most beautiful of New Spain. Afterwards you can eat in any of the food stands of the Market, one of the most colorful and representative of Mexico City.
This place has been here since pre-hispanic era. It used to go all the way from Chapultepec to Salto del Agua. Now it's just a stretch over Chapultepec, it's an important part of the Mexican history.
Each Sunday, you'll find all kind of crafts and artworks of the artists that gather here. If you get there early, have breakfast in the restaurants around and listen to the some tale tellers.
This organization runs a free center that focuses in the recovery of guetto urban spaces and the cultural promotion. Besides the workshps you can visit the Cine Club.
If you are looking for a hard-to-find book, for being old or just rare or a first edition, you'll find it here, used and original. Visit this bookstore and check out it´s collection of restored books.
You can live art through new media. Videoinstallation, video-art and different technologies are the disciplines you can see. There are experimental movies, concerts and some other shows.
There are tons of ecological workshops, recycle, autoconsumption farms, hidrogel and more. Set up a picnic and fly some kites in the great green areas.
