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One of the largest urban parks in the Western Hemisphere, known as the "lungs of the city" for its vast expanse of green space and cultural significance. The park includes historic sites like Chapultepec Castle, world-renowned museums like the National Museum of Anthropology, a zoo, lakes, and various cultural and recreational facilities, offering a place for history, art, nature, and recreation for families and visitors.

The Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez is a racetrack located east of Mexico City, Mexico, within the Ciudad Deportiva Magdalena Mixhuca macro complex, a couple of kilometers from the airport

Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes is a majestic sports venue located in Mexico City. It was designed by engineer Modesto C. Rolland and its construction began in 1944 as part of the Ciudad de los Deportes urban development project conceived by Neguib Simón.

Inbursa Aquarium, the largest aquarium in Mexico City. An ideal place to enjoy with your family and discover the wonders of the ocean without leaving Mexico City. With more than 14,000 specimens of 350 marine species, including sharks, penguins, jellyfish, and axolotls, a unique experience awaits you, combining fun, learning, and contact with nature.

It is considered one of the most visited zoos in the world, receiving more than 5.5 million visitors annually. Chapultepec Zoo is one of Mexico City's most popular recreational institutions, both for residents and for national and international tourists. It is considered a center for social, family, and intergenerational integration, and is an integral part of our history.

One of the city’s most emblematic landmarks. Ideal for walking Reforma, discovering nearby cafés and feeling the rhythm of Mexico City from one of its most iconic spots.

Bars, cafés, galleries, nightlife and streets that radiate energy. Zona Rosa blends history, culture and local flavor in one of the city’s most dynamic areas.

Among gardens, history and stunning city views, Chapultepec Castle offers one of Mexico City’s most emblematic cultural experiences. Explore its historic halls, terraces and lookout points within Chapultepec Forest, just minutes from the hotel.

One of Mexico City’s most stunning cultural icons. The Palacio de Bellas Artes combines monumental architecture, historic murals and a vibrant schedule of exhibitions, music and dance in the heart of the city.

Discover one of Latin America’s most important museums, with iconic pieces from Mexico’s pre-Hispanic cultures, stunning architecture and halls that invite you to explore centuries of history and tradition just minutes from the hotel.