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Mexico City: Exploring La Condesa
Exploring the most European area of Mexico City.
DAY 1
Daytime: Walking Tour
Welcome the unexpected as you stroll through the Mexico City neighborhood of La Condesa. I had always pictured Mexico City as a dense, dirty urban environment. But I found I couldn’t have been more wrong as I walked down the tree covered streets of La Condesa.
Old beautiful buildings line tree covered roads that any westerner would happily call home. Cute and hip coffee shops can be found everywhere. Take the right street and you will find yourself in a brilliantly colored street market, a wide range of foods, fruits and item available. Throw your destination out the window and just wonder around La Condesa, you will wish you had more days.
Nighttime: Rooftop Bar
Nighttime in La Condesa is a time to celebrate. Whether you want to dance or just relax, this neighborhood has something for everyone. I decided for a more calm evening and stumbled upon a roof top bar called Condesa DF.
In Los Angeles I would expect a night of drinks at a fancy hotel rooftop bar to easily cost around $60-70. So when my bill came for $20, I knew I would be going out every night I was here.
In Los Angeles I would expect a night of drinks at a fancy hotel rooftop bar to easily cost around $60-70. So when my bill came for $20, I knew I would be going out every night I was here.
Food Suggestions
Try una torta, a soft sandwich filled with whatever you like. Also make sure to get fresh squeezed orange juice. You won’t find sweeter fruits than Mexico and it will cost you less than a dollar.
DAY 2
Daytime
Morning: Fancy Coffee
Coffee Coffee Coffee! I can’t like that getting a delicious cappuccino is high up on my list of life’s great pleasures. So you can naturally understand my excitement when I discovered La Condesa is absolutely covered with hipster coffee shops. I could have stayed in Mexico City for a month and still not tried all of them.
Afternoon: Bike to a marketplace
Once you have had enough of walking, why not rent a bike to get around. Mexico City offers the EcoBici service which provides riders the first 45 minutes for free. If you are smart about your timing, you can ride all over Mexico City without paying a single penny.
Food Suggestions
La Condesa has hundreds of restaurants, from fancy to small hole in the wall joints. For the adventurous of you, street food is as delicious as it is dangerous. I decided to risk it and I came through un-scathed!
I hope you have a wonderful time when you visit La Condesa. I believe it is one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in Mexico City. We’d love to hear about your own experiences and recommendations in the comments below!
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hi guys, don’t forget to try some “Tacos”, they are incredible delicious, specially “Al pastor Tacos”, you’ll find lot’s of places which sell this snack or food, I don’t know what’s exactly, but you will enjoy it that’s for sure… have a nice time in this wonderful contry.