9 Things to do in Milpa Alta That You Shouldn't Miss

November 21, 2021 Cedrick Jardin

Rising from the ruins of the Aztec capital, Tenochtitlan, Mexico City offers a unique collision of contemporary city life and historic preservation. World-class museums, restaurants and parks rub shoulders with the remains of several cultures. The nightlife, the shopping and the history make it a must-see regardless of your travel style.
Restaurants in Mexico City

1. Victor's

Altos. Mexico Calle Isabel La Catolica 97 Centro Historico. C.P, Mexico City 06000 Mexico +52 55 5512 1263 http://www.artespopularesvictor.com.mx/artes/index.php
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Victor's

2. Victor Artes Populares Mexicano

Calle Isabel La Catolica 97 Central Historico, Mexico City 06000 Mexico +52 55 5512 1263
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Victor Artes Populares Mexicano

Reviewed By jbills2007 - Tulsa, United States

I first discovered Victor's Artes Populares in 1987 when it was located in a building near Sanborn's House of Tiles. It is now easy to find on Isabel La Catolica if you carefully look for #97. Every time I visit Mexico City, I return to Victor's to shop. I now have about one of most items in the shop as I love to collect Mexican folk art! The prices range from inexpensive to beyond my means as you will find typical items from all over Mexico, some being one-of-a-kind, museum quality pieces. Pilar is the owner now and her nephew helps her in the store. She does speak English and has a wealth of knowledge of Mexican arts. The store is quiet and you can take your time to look and ask questions. If you have a true love of Mexican Folk Art, you can spend lots of time here your first visit! Note the hours--- not open on the weekends.

3. The Shops at Downtown

Calle Isabel La Catolica 30 Centro historico, Mexico City 06000 Mexico 5521 2098 https://www.facebook.com/TheShopsDT/
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The Shops at Downtown

4. Motalas Mexico

Calle Isabel La Catolica 30, Mexico City 06000 Mexico +52 55 1009 3931 [email protected] http://www.motalas.com.co
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Our bags and shoes are 100% leather and with exclusive design using fabrics from indigenous communities

5. Plaza de los Arcangeles

2nd de Frontera s/n Col. San Angel, Mexico City Mexico
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Plaza de los Arcangeles

6. Museo de la Charreria

Calle Isabel La Catolica 108, Mexico City 06000 Mexico 52-5-7094838 http://www.mexicodesconocido.com.mx/museo-de-la-charreria-d.f.html
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Museo de la Charreria

This museum houses an impressive collection of items relating to the Mexican sport of Charros.

7. Parakata Galeria Michoacana

Calle Isabel La Catolica 30 Interior 13, Mexico City 06000 Mexico +52 55 6757 1767 [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/PARAKATAGALERIA/
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Parakata Galeria Michoacana

We are a team of Mexican artisans, looking to show you the beauty of our culture. Don´t miss the opportunity to get to know the best gallery in Mexico, come and see the history of Mexico and the culture in one place.

8. National Medical Center Unit XXI

Avenida Cuauhtemoc No. 330, Mexico City 09089 Mexico http://centrosvacacionales.imss.gob.mx/Paginas/pagina_unidad_informacion.html
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9. Cinemex

Av. Prol. Morelos S Ferrocarril Col. Santa Maria Cuautitlan, Mexico City 11300 Mexico +52 55 5257 6969 https://cinemex.com/cine/50/cinemex-la-via

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