The Audiorama is a corner of the forest designed to listen to music surrounded by nature. With a special selection of a different musical genre every day of the week.

Known as the Chapultepec Baths or Pools, they were probably enjoyed by pre-Hispanic royalty before the arrival of the Spanish.

Tour of the former Presidential residence, transformed into a Cultural Complex open to the public.

It is a Cultural Space dedicated to architecture and design. It includes exhibitions, workshops and ephemeral installations.

Discover the underground mural painted by Diego Rivera in a tunnel that leads to a large tank located in the center of the building, where the waters from the Lerma System symbolically "entered" into the large storage tanks for the distribution of water to Mexico City.

Fountain inspired by Mexican nationalist architecture.

One of the least understood and appreciated is the monumental fountain, Mito del Agua, with its 295 meters in length, it is part of ten sub-fountains, or pools, connected by the same stream of water.

Monumental fountain designed by the artist Diego Rivera, which honors the god of water and depicts symbols from Mexico's past, with two sacred ears of corn.

We will visit the Museum of Corn and Food Culture, a museum dedicated to the 68 indigenous cultures of Mexico and our food.

We will visit the monumental fountain, Nezahualcoyotl, 1956.

This fountain from 1921 is a replica of the fountain in the Maria Luisa Park, located in Seville, Spain. A jewel of the art and culture of the Bosque.

The iconic Lake of the Forest is the ideal place to take photos and admire the architecture that surrounds the forest.

An architectural work that pays tribute to the six cadets of the Military College, known as the Niños Héroes, recognized for sacrificing their lives during the Battle of Chapultepec during the American intervention.

Return trip to the meeting point in Colonia Condesa. This trip takes about 15 minutes.