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  • Aerotrén

    Connecting the airport’s two terminals, the Aerotrén, which runs on elevated tracks, is the first such train in Latin America. It is speedy and eff... More
  • Carlos Place

    Carlos Place is a lively hotel bar that offers views of the airport runways. It has a full bar and a superb selection of Mexican beer and tequilas,... More
  • Casa Lamm

    Don't miss Cuban music on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at Casa Lamm, a cultural institution in a 1913 mansion. More
  • Celeste House

    From the group behind the Mexico City–based indie fashion magazine of the same name, the store opened in October 2010 in a renovated 1940’s house i... More
  • Centurion Club

    Unique to Mexico and Buenos Aires and an unbeatable alternative to airline clubs, the Centurion Clubs are open to Gold, Platinum, and Centurion Ame... More
  • Chic by Accident

    For vintage Luis Barragán chairs and other Modernist Mexican furniture. More
  • El Gran Pastor

    A perfect place for last-minute souvenirs, El Gran Pastor specializes in products from Monterrey, from traditional glorias, dulce de leche candies,... More
  • Exhibition Centers

    Exhibits documenting science (flora, fauna, and ecosystems throughout Mexico), technology, and Mexican aviation history (where you learn that Charl... More
  • FlyMexico

    Get a bird's-eye view of Valle's pine forests and mountains with a paragliding lesson from FlyMexico. You'll leap off the 7,300-foot-high Peñón de ... More
  • Fondo de Cultura Económica (FCE) Bookshops

    One of Mexico’s leading intellectual publishers, Fondo de Cultura Económica, has two shops at the airport (each with its own name) with a wide sele... More
  • La Valise

    A combination art-and-literature bookstore, objets shop, and photography gallery. More
  • Librería Educal

    Conaculta, Mexico’s National Council for Culture and Arts, publishes handsome books on Mexican history, art, archaeology, anthropology, and archite... More
  • Mexico City Airport (MEX)

    Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX), otherwise known as Mexico City Airport, is located about three miles east of the city center. The airpor... More
  • Museo Franz Mayer

    The 18th-century museum houses an excellent decorative-arts collection. More
  • Museo Soumaya

  • Museo Tamayo

    The recently renovated museum has a notable design shop. More
  • Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo

    On the campus of the National Autonomous University of Mexico this museum showcases contemporary international and Mexican artists such as Gabriel ... More
  • Museo Universitario del Chopo

    An early-20th-century building turned experimental art and performance hall that was recently redesigned by star architect Enrique Norten. More
  • Myself at Condesa DF

    Located inside of the hotel Condesa DF in the historic Condesa neighborhood in Mexico City, the Myself spa includes a hammam (communal bath house),... More
  • NaCo Miscelánea

    This purveyor of hipster sportswear was cofounded by actor Diego Luna (Y Tu Mamá También). More
  • Nutrisa

    Mexico’s leading health food store provides an alternative to fast food for airport meals or takeout: sandwiches, fruit smoothies, and the frozen y... More
  • OMR

  • Pineda Covalin

    The colors, images, and symbols of Mexico’s rich culture—from pre-Columbian history to contemporary painters—are translated into stylishly designed... More
  • Proyectos Monclova

  • Sala 21

    For those with an early-morning layover, Sala 21 snack bar and lounge is a perfect spot to read the morning paper while having a breakfast of panca... More
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