An unexpected gem in the foothills of Castillo de Chapultepec, this is an easy place to…read moreinadvertently pass by. Covered by a thicket of bamboo and other pleasant overgrown greenery, you'll find yourself transported to a small haven where you can read, meditate or commune with nature (and cats!). It felt almost like a fairytale land. I found it very cool to have a private park inside of an already amazing park. It's a pretty fantastic, and in my experience unprecedented, idea to have a secluded area in a park so that denizens can just relax to themselves. There's a small lending library, a shrine to our Lady of Guadalupe next to a cave and plenty of colorful benches for peeps to relax on. Subtle classical and world music adds to the atmosphere. So if you're feeling ennui or need to escape the chaos of everyday life, this could be the perfect antidote.

This is like a mini park within the park... it's smoke free, relaxing and peaceful. I was…read moresurprised to find this on my walk, trying to get to Chapultepec Castle (there's no shortcut!) and ended up here. What a great spot to relax and enjoy some nice music in a safe spot in the park!

This is culture center that has many art galleries. Many of the art displays here is free to…read morepublic. This place is a school tool. During Day of the Dead season, there is more display in this area. The compound is big. It will take minimum 1 hours to visit. We start with art gallery. Then we take winding street to different buildings. We also saw some school children display with their famous hero. This display to remember their big contributions to society. The display are very nice.