The Plaza Río de Janeiro is located in the Roma neighborhood and was created in 1903 as part of the beautification project of Mexico City during the government of Porfirio Diaz. In the center it has a fountain with an impressive replica of the David sculpture, by Michelangelo, made of bronze and was placed there in 1976. Around you, you can see buildings with different architectural styles and learn about some legends that characterize this historic neighborhood.

An oasis in the middle of the big city. In pre-Hispanic times it was a small islet that communicated its inhabitants with the great Tenochtitlán. Hundreds of years later, the renowned film director Luis Buñuel chose this square to film several scenes of his movie Los Olvidados in 1950. It is a magical corner full of history.

The Citadel or Ciudadela was inaugurated during the 1968 Olympic Games and here you will find handicrafts from various regions across the country.

Learn the secrets of the drink of the gods in a familiar and inclusive space in the heart of CDMX. Pulque is a traditional fermented drink from Mexico, whose origin is pre-Hispanic and which is made from the fermentation of the maguey.

This is the most important stage of Lucha Libre worldwide. Fundamental part of the national identity and a benchmark of Mexican culture. You will enjoy a moment full of excitement and fun observing the skills of the fighters above the ring.