Roma

"These two neighborhoods are adjacent to each other and are the hippest spots in the city. These are the areas you want to hit for fancy boutiques, art galleries, restaurants, and the best nightlife in the city. They’re also the most bike-friendly neighborhoods in CDMX, so you can easily go from Parque México in Condesa to Plaza Río de Janeiro in Roma in a matter of minutes (you can rent a bike from Ecobici or Mobike, both found in Roma and Condesa). Additionally, there are a lot of Airbnbs and boutique hotels in this area for visitors to stay at." - MATADOR_NETWORK

"These two neighborhoods are adjacent to each other and are the hippest spots in the city. These are the areas you want to hit for fancy boutiques, art galleries, restaurants, and the best nightlife in the city. They’re also the most bike-friendly neighborhoods in CDMX, so you can easily go from Parque México in Condesa to Plaza Río de Janeiro in Roma in a matter of minutes (you can rent a bike from Ecobici or Mobike, both found in Roma and Condesa). Additionally, there are a lot of Airbnbs and boutique hotels in this area for visitors to stay at." - MATADOR_NETWORK

According to Zélika Garcí, creator of the ZONAMACO Art Fair, Mexico City’s premier contemporary art fair: "The Roma and Condesa areas are the main art neighborhoods in the city, with galleries like OMR, House of Gaga, Arroniz, Proyectos Monclova and more..."

"This apartment's exposed brick and plaster walls, concrete design elements, and plants galore give the space a modern feel, while 70s-style wire chairs and fabrics bring their own retro vibe. Take note: the listing is a private room (with its own bedroom and bathroom) that shares a common rooftop, outdoor living room, and kitchen with another Airbnb listing, so consider it best for solo travelers looking to make friends. (You can book both if you have a large enough group.) Book Now: $41 per night, airbnb.com" - Meredith Carey