• La Condesa - This walking tour of La Condesa in Mexico City will take you through my favorite streets to delicious restaurants. You will discover hidden stories and architectural wonders! La Condesa is one of the favorite places in Mexico City. There is something magical about this neighborhood. Hidden under a huge green canopy of trees, it feels removed from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the city. Where you want a walk through the colorful streets of La Condesa. If you have just arrived in Mexico City and want to see one of the most emblematic neighborhoods, this is the perfect place. This walking tour is something a little more relaxed, try this guided walking tour of La Condesa. This walking tour is not very strenuous, there are no hills to cover and the distance is quite minimal in total. For anyone who gets tired, there are plenty of places to stop and rest along the way, as even the fittest of us can suffer the effects of Mexico City’s elevation. - La Condesa - Alfonso Reyes Avenue. We will begin our walking tour, with a delicious coffee, if you wish. - Parroquia De Santa Rosa De Lima - After a drink of coffee to wake you up, head to the corner of Alfonso Reyes and Tamaulipas streets. This church is known for its beautiful ancient architecture. - La Condesa - Michoacan Market Head northeast along Avenida Tamaulipas and travel three blocks. Passing Avenida Vicente Suárez you will find the market on the corner of Tamaulipas and Avenida Michoacán. - La Condesa - Mazatlan Avenue Mazatlán Avenue is a wide stretch of roads with a beautiful central pedestrian promenade - La Condesa - “The Countess” We will walk northwest along Mazatlán Avenue towards Juan de la Barrera for about three blocks. Just after Juan de la Barrera you will see an old apartment complex painted white and green. - La Condesa - Veracruz Avenue Continuing with our walking tour, we prepared to walk along Veracruz Street. - Parque Espana - Beautiful park - La Condesa - Amsterdam Avenue The central corridors lined with large trees are some of the most lush pedestrian avenues in the city. - La Condesa - Citlaltepec Square At the southernmost point of Ámsterdam Avenue is Plaza Citlaltepec. - La Condesa - Mexico Park From the park, head north on Citlaltépetl Street, for one block, to the southeast corner of the large Parque México. - Plaza Popocatepetl - Walking one block further north along Avenida México, you come to a roundabout, marked with a large fountain. This is Popocatépetl Square. Here we can continue to appreciate the different architecture of the area and more food places during the tour. And here our walking tour ends.

• Bottled water
• Snacks
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities
• Tea and coffee

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