This mall is very convenient and pretty big. The food court is on the third floor and the movies…read moreare up on the fourth floor. We ate at the food court twice since it was close to our hotel. The food court has many options form Chinese food, to ramen, KFC, Subway, McDonalds, and Dominoes to name a few. There were workers going around cleaning and tidying up the area. The mall was clean and beautifully decorated for Christmas. We stopped at Pull and Bear and bought some accessories and clothes.

Compared to malls in Polanco, this mall on the border of Roma and Juarez in Mexico City had some…read moregood options for clothes. Unlike Polanco, could even find a few sale racks. At the New Era store here, was able to score some CDMX exclusives. Food options here were pretty weak, but I was able to shop exactly for what I was looking for.

Worth putting on your itinerary for CDMX. Love the architecture of this beautiful castle. The…read moreentrance de for foreigner is $210 pesos (~$10 USD). You can pay at the kiosk and not have to wait in line. To get to the castle, you will have to walk to the top of the hill. CDMX has a much higher elevation than where we're from so you feel altitude sickness particularly when walking up the steps. Recommend to bring some shades as it does get hot when the sun is out. Amazing views, overlooking the city. You can take your time exploring the inside of the castle and the garden area. It wasn't too crowded when we were here or didn't feel like it since it's pretty big.

The castle is nice with a huge balcony area overlooking Mexico City…read more The inside was good but if you have been to other castles in Europe then this won't impressed you. It has a very nice stained glass window and that one is very impressive. We bought fast lane tickets online , which is not necessary. You can surely buy at the door and it's cheaper The castle is not