MEXICO CITY & MINERAL de POZOS

Salón los Angeles

Salsa dancing room, which opened 80 years ago, has fended off threats from developers and new dance and music trends for decades. Most people are senior and they were very dressed up.
As a popular local saying goes, you don’t know Mexico City till you’ve been to Salón Los Ángeles.

Salón Los Ángeles, Calle de Lerdo 206, Cuauhtémoc, Guerrero, Ciudad de México, México, +52 55 5597 5181

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Azul Historico

Situated in the same historic mansion as the DOWNTOWN BEDS, a beautiful place with the twisted of traditional and fusion Mexican food. One dinner there is a must!

Casa de los Azulejos

"Casa de Los Azulejos" is a historical site just infront of our hostel DOWNTOWN BEDS. It is a good place for breakfast. The building has a beautifully decorated facade of blue and white "azulejo" tile from the state of Puebla and for more than a century has been the home of the traditional Sanborns national chain, which started out as a soda fountain store in the early 20th century and evolved into the empire it is today housing newsstands/ books, department store, pharmacy and restaurants.

Arena Naucalpan

If you want a smaller, and arguably less commercial, lucha libre experience then this is the destination for you. With a capacity of just 2,400 spectators, it’s certainly much more intimate and has been hosting regular luchas since the early 1960s. Currently, you can catch a wrestling match here on Wednesdays and Sundays.

Arena Naucalpan, Calle Jardín 19, Naucalpan Centro, Naucalpan de Juárez, Ciudad de México, México, +52 55 5576 0820

Café de Tacuba

Inside Café de Tacuba, little has changed since it opened its doors in 1912. Housed in a former convent, the restaurant is one of the oldest restaurants in Mexico City. In fact, the street on which the restaurant is located—Calle de Tacuba—is said to be the city's first road.

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PLACES in MEXICO CITY

DOWNTOWN BEDS

A 17th Century Colonial Palace Is Transformed Into The Downtown Hotel And Hostel.

Address: Calle Isabel la Catolica 30, Centro Histórico, Centro, 06000 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Phone: +52 55 5130 6855

Contact: Paula

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DOWNTOWN roof top bar

The terrace bar and pool area, located in the roof top of the Hostel/Hotel building.

Posada de Las Minas

Hasianda-Hotel in Mineral de Pozos, where most of our group will stay. We will have another one traditional dinner at the coutiard of the hotel.

Address: Manuel Doblado Numero 1, Centro, 37910 San Pedro de los Pozos, Gto., Mexico
Phone: +52 442 293 0213

Contact: Rocío Olvera

La Casa Del Venado Azul

This is actually a shop of the folk instrument maker, who has several rooms for rent. Luis Cruz is a really nice guy and we all meet him for the pre-Hispanic instrument workshop (whatever it means).

Address: Mineral de Pozos, Guanajuato, Mexico

Contact: Luis

El secreto

Very small nice hotel : )

Address: Jardin principal 4, Centro, 37910 San Pedro de los Pozos, Gto., Mexico
Phone: +52 442 293 0200

Contact: Juan

roof top bar in Torre

The Torre Latinoamericana was Latin America’s tallest building when constructed in 1956.
The bar is old school but (or and) has a great view.

Eje Central Lázaro Cárdenas 2
55-5518-7423

La Gruta Restaurant

Underground restaurant located in a natural cave, since 1906. Behind the pyramid of the sun in Teotihuacán. Very traditional food. They have tacos with grasshoppers there.