Polanco

The Polanco and Reforma neighborhoods of Mexico City, which date from the 1930s, have undergone several transformations and expansions since their founding. The latest, the Nuevo Polanco zone, boasts it all in terms of cultural and businesses offerings. 

The Antara and Plaza Carso malls are the city’s most modern and attractive shopping centers, and the Museo Soumaya, with the best art collection in the city, needs no introduction. Museo Jumex curates a more avant-garde collection of contemporary art, and there is the Acuario Inbursa, which is one of the world’s foremost aquariums. 

This area attracts thousands of people every day, looking to have a good time and enjoy green spaces, culture, shopping malls, and world-class cuisine, or just pleasant outings in the Bosque de Chapultepec park, along Paseo de la Reforma boulevard, or around the lovely streets lined with stately California-style mansions. 

Fun and cultural events are a sure bet in the Polanco and Reforma area. The former presents the best shows in the city, and the latter bursts with cultural events—from music, theater, and opera to dance, they among of the best of our city’s cultural options. Furthermore, just exploring the area is rewarding in and of itself.