Museo Jumex
Contemporary exhibitions, a distinctive building and free admission in Granada.
A night out. A slow afternoon. A place to feel at home.
Contemporary exhibitions, a distinctive building and free admission in Granada.
Experimental art and architecture on Sullivan, with a changing exhibition programme.
A contemporary-art gallery in San Miguel Chapultepec, with a programme worth checking before you go.
A Roma Sur gallery with a clear queer focus and a compact visiting schedule.
A women-led LGBTQ+ café and cultural forum on Acapulco, with coffee, conversation and live activities.
Ricardo Legorreta’s hotel on the Anzures–Polanco edge, built around bold color and generous spaces.
A hotel on José Martí for visitors comparing the Escandón side of the city.
A boutique hotel on Avenida México for a stay in the Condesa corridor.
W’s Polanco hotel, for a stay that puts design and the hotel experience on the itinerary.
A working neighborhood market for ingredients, food stalls and a less scripted afternoon.
Shows, DJs and different music areas at one of Zona Rosa’s long-running Cabaré-Tito venues.
Cabaré-Tito’s El Taller on Florencia, with its own programme and admission terms.
A Cabaré-Tito venue on Amberes, close to the rest of the Zona Rosa circuit.
A drag and cabaret plan at Coahuila 92, with the show as the main reason to go.
A longstanding Zona Rosa bar on Florencia, with the current programme worth checking.
A Zona Rosa bar to compare by its music, programme and current entry terms.
Vendaval and Canto share a San Rafael address for bread, coffee and an unhurried stop.