Romantic Things To Do in Mexico City, Federal District, Mexico

A living testimony to the canals of Mexico before the conquest, Xochimilco also attests to the period of th... More on Yahoo! Travel

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This beautiful and elegant gallery is for serious antique lovers. Opened in 1993, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

For ten years this club has been offering its members the best golf facilities ... More on Yahoo! Travel

I liked everything. The golf course is just delightfull. It is just Beautiful.Also, all workers make you feel ... More on Yahoo! Travel

An art gallery that contains the work of artists ... More on TripAdvisor

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This museum, renovated by and named after Dr. Alvar and Carmen Carillo Gil, is found in the outlying area of the old neighbourhood of Chimalistac. ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This house has served as the home to a host of famous occupants ... More on TripAdvisor

Es encantadora y te remonta a esa època, hay una habitación que me recordó cuendo fui a las sal de mis abue... More on TripAdvisor

Facing the Plaza Tols , this neo-classical building was constructed between 1904 and 1911. A statue of Car... More on Yahoo! Travel

I came upon this museum purely by chance while walking in the Historical District and spent a very enjoyabl... More on TripAdvisor

Located in the historic Avenida Madero in the old city center, this is one of the best remaining examples o... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Palacio de Iturbide is owned by Banamex and has outstanding art exhibitions throughout the year. More on TripAdvisor

Art & Idea is truly dedicated to promoting art and culture on both the national as well as international fronts. This ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The San Carlos Museum exhibits 15th- to 19th-century European paintings. The museum was once the Academy of San Carlos, an art school that some of the country's great painters -- Rivera and Orozco... More on Frommers

Found within an elegant nineteenth century townhouse, whose Neo-classical design is the creation of famous Valencian architect and sculptor Manuel Tols , the National Museum of San Carlos houses a... More on Yahoo! Travel