Parque México

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"From weaving through a churro line at the always-packed Churrería El Moro to shopping for artisanal wares inside the densely-populated El Bazaar Sábado to strolling through parks like Parque Mexico and Chapultepec."

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"This urban park is the heart of Mexico City’s hippest neighborhood: Colonia Condesa. Parque México is a popular meeting spot and is in walking distance of some of the area’s best cafes, restaurants, and nightclubs. The central area of the park is a wide open space decorated with imposing Art Deco structures. This peculiar architectural style and a pond full of geese as a backdrop make this an excellent spot to take some Instagram-worthy snaps. Parque México is a favorite stroll area for local dog lovers and their pups." - MATADOR_NETWORK

"Long the heart of the Condesa district (even during the dark days following Mexico City’s devastating 1985 earthquake), today’s Parque México is thequintessential urban park. Well-manicured with ample seating and a recently refurbishedopen-air forum that plays host to groovy neighborhood events as well as perennial skateboarders, the park’s venerable trees provide shade to the area’s easy-on-the-eyes crowd of joggers, dog walkers, cute old folks, and amorous teens. Along the garden’s perimeter, some of the city’s smartest apartment houses (often in flawless art deco style) share space with cool cafés, kicky boutiques, and crowded restaurants. Few city pleasures surpass Parque México’s people-watching (and pooch-watching) over coffee or cocktails, as golden sunlight streams through branches onto lively, see-and-be-seen sidewalk venues."

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"A large, leafy urban park a short stroll from the hotel, prized for its expansive green areas, picturesque tree-lined paths, notable dog run and the bohemian atmosphere that makes it ideal for morning rooftop breakfasts followed by coffee and a slow walk to admire neighborhood architecture and local pups."