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Things to do in Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City
11 places in Cuauhtémoc from 15 Mexico City travel vlogs, most-mentioned first. The play button jumps to that moment in the video.
11 places · most mentioned first
Roma
A central neighbourhood popular for its nightlife, restaurants and as a base to stay; pricier and more international than El Centro, and a focus of gentrification.
24:46· Dots on a Mapin 14 vlogsCondesa
A leafy, walkable neighbourhood known for its striking architecture, bakeries, bars and international mix of residents.
26:40· Peter Santenelloin 11 vlogsCentro Histórico
The historic centre district, packed with more than 1,500 heritage buildings, museums and galleries.
9:03· Eat See TVin 8 vlogsPaseo de la Reforma
The grand avenue running through the central business area between the historic centre and the western neighbourhoods.
20:39· Eat See TVin 4 vlogsJuárez
Central neighbourhood with great restaurants and walkable streets, offering an alternative base to Roma and Condesa.
14:21· Ways of the Worldin 4 vlogs
Mentioned once
5 more picks, each from a single vlog, so not ranked.
Colonia Cuauhtémoc
Central, walkable neighbourhood near Reforma with strong restaurants and good vibes.
24:49· Eat See TV1 vlogBarrio Tepito
Notorious, resilient working-class barrio known as Barrio Bravo, a self-sustaining city within a city full of street food, art and folk spirituality.
9:24· Dots on a Map1 vlogUtilitario Mexicano
Homeware store selling colorful Mexican plates, bowls and other kitchen goods.
37:42· alia zaita1 vlogBalta
Restaurant inside the Sofitel on Paseo de la Reforma with beautifully presented dishes.
5:44· Israel Plata1 vlogCityzen Rooftop Bar
Rooftop bar atop the Sofitel on Reforma offering one of the best views over Mexico City.
6:40· Israel Plata1 vlog
