Parks in Mexico City, Mexico

Pedro Torres-Rivero Valenotti (OpEx_ACM_AI Consulting)

This is one of the biggest natural park in Latin-America. You will need about 4 to 5 days if you want to visit all sections, museums, and lakes.

Matthew Harwood

A really nice park to explore and wander around to enjoy being outside with nature. The park is filled with interesting statues and features that make exploring it a journey of discovery, it really is a nice place to enjoy and spend a day.

Belkys Diaz

This park is beautiful and huge so much to do and see and so many vendors. You can spend hours here and just enjoy the park. They have a trolley train for 40 pesos that also takes u around though we did not do it bc we went to castle first and went towards the lagoon… it’s a nice break from walking the park as it is again huge. The lagoon looked fun as well and right near lagoon towards exit there was Bambi ice cream it was yummy the Mexican flavor one is what I had.

Curtis D

Very nice, lively park. You could probably spend a whole day hear just to relax and take in some urban nature. The scenery includes trees, flowers, fountains and live performers (buskers). It is a big park so you have ample room to explore with space around you.

Macs Power

Wonderful place to come over and spend quality time with the family and kids, also great for some alone time all by yourself. On the weekends aside from having to fountains turned on to cool down the heat, there's other activities going on like skits and sideshows, music and clown performances as well as rap battles. Beware of the shoe shine scammers without negotiating the price upfront. When it's done they're going to mark up the price to an outrageous amount. Also try to avoid the snacks and food vendors which surround the place because they'll mark up the price on everything from a soda bottle to a bag of chips. It's best to purchase at established businesses like 7 eleven or Oxxo.

frank johnson

Fantastic early evening experience when vendors appear with a selection of street food on their stalls. A highlight is the appearance of local folk from all walks of life, ages & social status. The one common denominator being dance. Truly uplifting and if you don't know the local version of Salsa wth a difference, try jive which we 'just about' got away with!

Guillermo Vazquez

It is a self-guided tour, you begin by going down to see the foundation and they do have displays that show the history as well as some interesting facts. Once you're done with that, you go back up where they take your picture in front of a green screen (you see the pictures at the end of the tour). The next stop is taking the glass elevator to the mid level where you climb down some stairs to the 360° view (you walk around to view the city in all directions); they do have a cafe with chairs and tables where you can sit, relax and enjoy the views. There is a higher level to see better views of the city, but it requires going up a bunch of spiral narrow stairs cases, and some parts don't have much space, so if you're claustrophobic, just be prepared. Climbing up those stairs is pretty tiring, so if you're not in the greatest shape, just be prepared as well. Once you make it to the top, it's all worth it, awesome views.

Erynn Paton

Beautiful in the evening. Great views from the top!

Luz María Campos Rodríguez

I love tour you go up by elevator and down using stairs while you're visiting the museum. Highly recommended.

Svetlana

It is a very calm and nice place, I enjoyed nature. Also, we took a ride on a bus-train. It lacks some shops to be able to buy drinks or candy cotton

Markos Kalamboukas

Perfectly fine park for a walk, was there yesterday after 1 pm. Didn't notice any rats whatsoever. It was fairly busy and very sunny. Makes you wish that trees were planted more thickly to give more shade from the sun. Alas. One star taken off for rubbish left behind by inconsiderate oafs.

Dann MelPar Q.

Great place to walk, play board games with a friend in one of their stone-made sets of table and chairs, take the kids and ride the mini train or use the playground area. 1000% recommended to bring your dogs and have them playing unleashed in well care areas and just in case you need to know, yes, the park count with washrooms

Scorpio93

This is my second time being in Mexico and I went here on Sunday, it was cool and very cool people come to smoke and hangout. Be aware it does stink a little bit like urine but it wasn’t so bad at night, it’s worse in the day when it’s hot and humid the smells lingers. If you want to explore and checkout a cool spot this is one of the places to go it’s a legal zone for weed. You won’t get arrested or harassed, the police stand there and literally watch you smoke and do nothing as long as you don’t become disrespectful.

Ing. Daniel Zarco

Excellent place to interconnect Subway and Metrobus, which is a place that passes away a lot of workers, couples, and people. Near of Reforma, and a lot of restaurants, bars, and parks. Also there are a lot of small street businesses with cheap costs considering the business buildings area. The price of the majority is related to buying capability. In the same way, there are street businesses with clothes, cigars, candies, and other stuff.

Louis Santos

Real mexican people .. diversity. A place to watch urban citizens

Emilio DL Roy

'tis a great place to stroll and relax. Usually on Saturdays you can find a little local fair during the evenings. Bring your bike or park next to the park so you can enjoy with your family. There are plenty of restaurants around the park and people often sell elotes or antojitos inside the park. Soccer and basketball courts are also available and can be used for free. Also, it is a dog-friendly park and usually on Saturdays you can find puppies for adoption on site.

Nikolass Graff

I really love this place, and specifically it's speed roller rink. It was renewed about 6 months ago and it's perfect for spending hours speed skating or doing slalom in the center area. It's in open air, so you get lot of sun and fresh air. So immediately you have better mood after spending an hour or so. Great place also for running or just walk.

Jesshua

This is the English comment you were waiting for! Honestly though, it's a very great place to go explore, it boasts a large array of parks and sculptures that loom QUITE interesting! The area is very nice and lively as well making the experience better 😀 👍 Can't wait to travel to México!

Matthew Fransz

Great area to spend a day, very beautiful, plenty of shops and restaurants right off the edge of the plaza. Great views and just an all around fun place with a great vibe. Always safe and well policed. I have visited this plaza numerous times over the years (and the pictures are from all different trips) This year I was here for "El Grito" in celebration of 16th de septiembre (Mexican Independence day) and had a great time- lots of food, great historical importance, and an awesome firework display. There were roughly 10k people but still very safe and calm a great family atmosphere.

Trish Abbin

The park is lovely and well put together, you could spend hours there and see several types of gardens. They have a giant bee hive and the bee keeper gave us a great overview of caring for them. We went to the bigger restaurant, which was tasty! The reason I gave 4 stars was because the entrance fee is high which I think keeps people from going as it doesn't seem well attended.

Agha Durrani

Hidalgo Coyoacan Graden/square is exceptionally memorable experience. There are so many activities, even a whole day is not enough. Local artists exhibits their art, paintings, sculptures and much more at a reasonable price. There are dozens of local cuisine places to enjoy with family and friends. Youngsters enjoy skates, while being respectful to folks who are just leisurely strolling or sitting on side benches. Sunny weather is always a plus if you are taking break from low temperatures on the east coast of the USA. Enjoy authentic food, culture and friendly atmosphere here.

Eitan Egdes

Really nice park with a great area for dogs. I did a workout here too which was fun. The park gets quite dusty during the afternoon times.

DJ Chris Purple

Amazing park full of animation done spontaneously by people sharing their skills. I had the chance to meet Maurizio, who taught me how to jiggle in a friendly way. Others around were learning some Latin dance.

Dude

In A Nutshell: -Parque Espana is such a cool park! -If you own a dog, this is the place everyone takes their dogs, some people take one, some take 10+, seriously, the people of CDMX really love dogs. -I like the outdoor workout equipment, I mean I saw people lifting rocks, I love that stuff, hardcore natural body weight exercises, definitely my cup of tea. -The park is small, yet it's big enough to get a nice brisk walk to start your day or to take a break from your day. -There are plenty of trees to provide nice, cool shade & there's some water features too. -Keep a lookout for the lady who sells pastries & coffee, her little pushcart stands out b/c there tons of honeybees hovering on or near her cart due to them eating the sugar she uses for the coffee. Overall, this is a really nice park, you should definitely check it out.

Richard Parker

It's a good place to get fun, skate in line, take dance lessons and more!!

Nick Sturgeon

Not much here in the park itself, but certainly a decent space for dog walkers. Some great cafes on the south side, in from Miramontes.

Patricio Moheno

Nicen open tipical Mexican Garden.

Maria elena gonzalez

One of the most beautiful parks in Mexico City . Flea market on Saturday. Many attractions for the young children and families as well as pet friendly

Her Mareness

Refreshing I haven’t been to a park this comfortable in a minute. You can literally smell the greenery in the air. The park is beautiful and has sculptures & seats around. Nice food places close by which is great. I really enjoyed this park and damn it was so clean. Love it!

Harry Zheng

Tree lined small park located close to big hotels and busy shopping streets in Polanco area. Tranquil and charming with small ponds and waterfalls. Has Lincoln and Martin Luther King’s sculptures in the park. Great to take a stroll. Many restaurants and cafés nearby.