Today, we will show you the Roma and Condesa neighborhoods in Mexico City. They are a residential and restaurant area on both sides of Insurgentes Avenue (Condesa on the west and Roma on the east).
These neighborhoods are very close to each other, and both form one of the most significant and most beautiful parts of the city. If you are into street art, fancy Mexican places, cafes, and restaurants, this article is just for you.
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Roma and Condesa were the first neighborhoods in Mexico City that were planned and built with modern infrastructure and services. These beautiful areas are characterized by their wide streets, tree-lined avenues, and boulevard style, which is characterized by using the names of Mexican states and cities. Here are 10 reasons to visit and how to enjoy step-by-step the artistic and lovely neighborhoods of Roma & Condesa in Mexico City!
In the middle of Roma and Condesa, and with a thousand square meters, this school is one of the largest and best-equipped dog-friendly areas in the city. Most importantly, it has sources of hydration, deposits for waste, and a lot of space where your pet can run free like the wind.
Located in Parque Mexico (Mexico Park), people leave their dogs to be educated by dog whisperers in a group class. Subsequently, people without dogs can enjoy the experience by watching these cute dog activities.
This park is beautiful, full of lush trees, and perfect for connecting with nature. On the weekends you can listen to live music and see dancers practicing their movements. It is an ideal place to walk, read, stroll, and even have a romantic date.
Behind the statue “La Fuente de Los Cantaros” all kinds of people get together to do a wide range of activities. From group dancing, skateboarding, playing ball sports, or walking your dog, this park area is filled with energy. Moreover, you can also find an “audiorama”, a silent space enabled for the recovery of open air and rest. This place in the heart of Roma Condesa never fails to entertain locals and tourists of all ages and interests.
Roma and Condesa are one of Mexico City’s neighborhoods with the most architectural heritage where it is possible to see different styles and influences – French, Italian, Neo-Gothic, and Arabic, as a result of the architectural reform that took place during the Porfiriato (Porfirian period) between 1876 and 1911.
While Condesa surpasses its parks and main avenues with ridges, Roma wins in its homogeneous architecture and more accessible pedestrian sidewalks. Overall, Roma and Condesa have been named some of the best 50 neighborhoods in the world. Its multiculturalism and the immense variety of activities for tourists are astounding. Check out our virtual tours: Virtual Tour of Juarez Quarter in Mexico City and Virtual Tour of Condesa in Mexico City.
These neighborhoods are central and surrounded by important avenues facilitating access to Chapultepec, Mexico, and España (Spain) Parks. Additionally, it is also close to the Juárez neighborhood, another important place with history and heritage. Roma and Condesa are located in a central area and are important workplaces in Mexico City. In addition, it has transport routes that facilitate going to Del Valle, Anzures, and Polanco neighborhoods.
Although many neighborhoods in Mexico City have coupled their streets for cyclists to transport themselves, these neighborhoods have a great variety of bike routes and bike rental points, making the journey from one place to another fun and easy since cycle stations are very close to each other. You can also rent a motorcycle (Econduce).
“The benefits of implementing the public bicycle rental system in Mexico City are evident. On the one hand, its user growth has kept pace with the system’s growth, from zero subscribers in 2010 to 233 thousand subscribers as of December 2016 with wide-ranging social and economic benefits.” Source: https://labrujula.nexos.com.mx/
Mexico City is the ideal space to satisfy practically any craving that comes to mind. Thai, Peruvian, French, and Korean food is all represented in the capital. In the same way, in Roma Condesa, Mexico City, there are many innovative projects for people worldwide who want to follow their dreams and share their cuisine with all of us! Check out our post: Traditional Food of Mexico (Top 20 Dishes).
These neighborhoods have various exquisite national and international cuisine options for all prices. With luxury dining rooms and restaurants, you can also find street food trucks, traditional food stores, and snack bars that can make a route for the most exquisite culinary tour.
The bookstores and cafes in this area are the best places to relax and let time go by. Those passionate about reading and good coffee would enjoy the unique environments of El Péndulo Roma, Homie Cafe, or Quentin Cafes. Especially in recent years, people worldwide have enjoyed coming here to work from their computers, and there are even some options for remote work.
Huerto Roma was rescued from the rubble of the earthquake of 1985. It constantly oscillates between the environment and the culture because while the garden produces beans, radishes, squash, or beets, it is also the stage for concerts, movies, or plays. You can participate as a volunteer or take one of the many workshops, visit the farm, or just take a walk to live the experience of being in an ecological reserve in the middle of the city.
Near the place, there is an underground type cinema: Cine Tonala. The Tonala Cinema is a unique and charming movie theater in the Roma neighborhood of Mexico City. The theater screens various independent and foreign movies and hosts art exhibitions, live music, and other cultural events. The decor is stylish and eclectic, with vintage touches and a bohemian vibe.
Of the 170 museums in Mexico City, 78 are in Cuauhtemoc Town Hall, to which Rome belongs. La Roma has several fascinating museums that glimpse the city’s rich history and culture.
The Museo del Objeto del Objeto (Museum of the Object) showcases a vast collection of everyday objects from the past, while the Casa Lamm Cultural Center houses rotating art exhibitions and workshops.
Other notable museums in the area include the Museo Universitario del Chopo, which focuses on national and international artists’ contemporary art and culture. Check out our post: Museums Mexico City: Top 8 & More!
The very charm of Roma and Condesa in Mexico City has been attracting visitors from around the world. Many became residents, took root, and established their businesses in the neighborhoods.
Adventurers from all over the world love this place for its surrealistic areas where luxury and tradition collide. If you are into art and fancy places but also like street food and more local spots, Roma and Condesa are just waiting for you!
Planning to visit Roma Condesa Mexico City soon? Then, check out our 1-Day tours existing. Hopefully, we can help you to see and experience this beautiful place in a way you will never forget!
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