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Templo de los Santos Cosme y Damián, San Cosme
There is no San Cosme neighborhood, but the causeway has a past as storied and alive as any in the City.
There is no San Cosme neighborhood, but the causeway has a past as storied and alive as any in the City.
One of the city center's most illustrious former convents is still a sight to see.
The leading indoor sports & performance venue in the city, the Mexico City Arena is new, and ever more exciting.
One of Mexico City's oldest continually running theaters, the Fru Fru has a reputation, and a legendary status.
Quite likely the most important theater and performance space in all of Mexico City, of course it's the Esperanza Iris.
One of the most striking Neoclassical churches in the city center, the Church of Nuestra Señora de Loreto is also one of the most crooked.
Don't let the odd exterior throw you off. Inside it's a marvel of Felix Candela's famous soaring geometry.
The famous Licadora in Del Valle Norte is still the tallest and most notable anywhere in its cozy community.
The iconic Lindavista church is the largest in the world devoted to Saint Cajetan.