One of Mexico City's major thoroughfares, Paseo de la Reforma runs through the city's main financial and business districts, taking visitors from the downtown to the famed Chapultepec Park. Laid out in the 1860s and modeled after some of Europe's grandest boulevards, the avenue runs diagonally across the city and hosts some of Mexico's tallest buildings. Arguably the street's best-known feature is the so-called Angel of Independence, a tall column topped by a golden statue of the Winged Goddess of Victory. A convenient starting point for many tours, this monument depicts various heroes from Mexican history and houses tombs of several notable historical figures. To visit Paseo de la Reforma on your trip to Mexico City, use our Mexico City visit planning site.
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A high-end area with great restaurants, buildings, hotels, fountains and statues. On the last Sunday of each month they shut down the entire road for cyclists and runners - very fun to see. We...
A high-end area with great restaurants, buildings, hotels, fountains and statues. On the last Sunday of each month they shut down the entire road for cyclists and runners - very fun to see. We... more »
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Probably the spine and main avenue of the new Mexico City. It is a wide and bustling avenue, lined with hotels and interesting office buildings and monuments. On Sundays it turns into a big...
Probably the spine and main avenue of the new Mexico City. It is a wide and bustling avenue, lined with hotels and interesting office buildings and monuments. On Sundays it turns into a big... more »
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There's plenty of room to walk adjacent to this very wide/busy boulevard in one of Mexico City's nicer areas. It's a typical urban thoroughfare in that there's a mix of businesses from coffee shops...
There's plenty of room to walk adjacent to this very wide/busy boulevard in one of Mexico City's nicer areas. It's a typical urban thoroughfare in that there's a mix of businesses from coffee shops... more »
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