Radisson Hotel Flamingos

Avenue Revolucion No. 333 , Col. Tacubaya , Mexico City D.F 11870 , MX

Reservations: (888) 201-1718 US Toll Free

Telephone: (52) 55 56270220 Fax: (52) 55 55154850

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Independence Monument

Banamex

World Trade Center

Only 20 minutes form the International Airport, 5 minutes form the World Trade Center and near to the most important financial and business centers, malls and tourists more important to Mexico D.F., surrounded by accessible routes of communication as they are Viaducto, Periférico, Patriotismo and Revolución, will be able to move to any part of the City.

Museums

Museum of Anthropology - 10 min.
Museum of Modern Art - 10 min.
College of San Ildelfonso - 25 min.
Museum of Wax - 15 min.
Museum of car - 30 min.
Papalote Museo del Niño - 10 min
Museum Diego Rivera "Anahuacalli" - 30 min
Museum Frida Kalho - 30 min.
Museum of Carmen - 30 min.
Museum of Virreinato - 60 min.
Museum of Cathedral - 25 min.
Museum of San Carlos - 15 min.
Museum National of History - 10 min.
Itubide's Palace - 25 min.
Museum of Palacio de Bellas Artes - 25 min.
Museum of Templo Mayor - 25 min.
Museum Arquelogic of Xochimilco - 60 min.
Museum to Science and Technology - 10 min.
Museum of Geology - 20 min.
Planetary Luis Enrique Herro - 35 min.
Botanical Garden - 35 min.
University Museum of Science and Art - 35 min.
Universum - 35 min.
Museum of the Graphics Arts - 20 min.
Museum Numismatic - 25 min.
Museum of Culture National - 25 min.
Museum of army - 20 min.
Museum Sor Juana's Cloister - 25 min.
Museum Poet's House - 20 min.

Teathers

Teather of Mexico City - 25 min.
Teather Peace House - 20 min.
Teather Ofelia - 15 min.
Teather of the Insurgents - 15 min.
Teather Galeón - 15 min.
Teather Helenic - 20 min.
Teather Rafael Solana - 25 min.
Bellas Artes - 25 min.
Gate Ollín Yoliztli - 35 min.
Teather Metropolitan - 25 min.
National Auditory - 15 min.
Sport Palace - 35 min.
Gate Nezahualcoyotl - 30 min.
Cultural Center Telmex - 20 min.
Teather Julio Castillo - 15 min.

Stadiums

Azteca Stadium - 45 min.
Azul Stadium - 05 min.
Motor Racing Circuit Hermanos Rodríguez - 35 min.
Mexican Golf Club - 40 min.
Haciendo Golf Club - 60 min.
Bullfight Square - 05 min.
Universitary City Stadium - 35 min.

Malls

Santa Fé - 15 min.
Perisur - 35 min.
Galerías Insurgentes - 15 min.
Galerías Plaza - 15 min.
Plaza Universidad - 15 min.
Centro Coyoacán - 20 min.
Ciudadela - 20 min.
Plaza Loreto - 15 min.
Galerias Coapa - 25 min.

Restaurants

Restaurant	Zone	Cusine	Phone
Rincón Argentino	Polanco	Argentina	52 54 87 75
Parador de Manolo	Polanco	Española	52 81 13 57
Alfresco	Polanco	Italiana	55 45 31 85
Daruma	Polanco	Japonesa	52 82 10 65
Estoril	Polanco	Internacional	52 80 36 32
Costa Dorada	Polanco	Mariscos	55 31 12 77
Los Almendros	Polanco	Mexicana	55 31 66 46
Mazurca	Polanco	Polaca	55 96 96 81
El Vong	Polanco	Tailandesa	52 82 00 10
Angus Butcher House	San Angel	Argentina	56 16 16 10
Mandarin House	San Angel	China	56 16 44 10
El Vistro Voila	San Angel	Francesa	56 16 52 86
La Detite France	San Angel	Francesa	56 16 20 60
La Cava	San Angel	Internacional	52 50 11 06
Fonda San Angel	San Angel	Mexicana	55 50 16 41
La Casona del Elefante	San Angel	Hindú	56 16 16 01
La Mansión	Insurgentes	Argentina	55 23 20 00
El Candelero	Insurgentes	Internacional	55 98 00 55
Yuppies Sport	Insurgentes	Internacional	55 23 48 58
Bellinni	Insurgentes	Italiana	56 28 83 04
Suntory	Insurgentes	Japonesa	55 36 94 32
Los Almendros	Insurgentes	Mexicana	56 61 87 55

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About Mexico City

Mexico City embraces the 21st century as the country's capital and undisputed hub of commerce, while resting on its ancient heritage as Tenochtitlán, capital of the Aztec empire. With over 23 million residents, Mexico City claims the title of world's largest city. It sits in a high valley (alt. over 7300') surrounded by mountains. While evidence of farm villages in the area dates to 1500 BC, the main predecessor goes back to the 1300s, when the Aztecs established a capital on an island in Lake Texcoco. In 1521, Spanish invaders conquered and destroyed the city and then built Mexico City on the ruins. Lake Texcoco had no natural drainage and was subject to floods, so after 30,000 people died in flooding in 1629, Spaniards drained the lake. Today, Mexico City wears many faces, as seen at the Plaza of Three Cultures, where a modern office building, a cathedral from the colonial period, and an Aztec pyramid stand witness to daily life. Many historic landmarks, excavated Aztec ruins, and important government buildings can be found near Zócalo (Constitution Plaza), the city's chief plaza. Adjacent are partially excavated remains of the Templo Mayor (Great Temple), one-time center of religious life in the Aztec capital, and an adjoining museum displays items that testify to the splendor of that civilization. Alameda Central, the city's oldest park, is also the location of the city's Palacio de Bellas Artes (Palace of Fine Arts). Many national museums, such as the Museo Nacional de Antropología and the Museo Nacional de Arte preserve the country's past and present for visitors to enjoy. A wealth of first class restaurants and trendy night spots also dot the city, from the upscale Polanco district to the Centro Histórico area. Shoppers make regular pilgrimages to Bazar Sábado (Saturday Bazaar) at Plaza San Jacinto and Mercado Insurgentes in the Zona Rosa district, both excellent sources of handicrafts, and to the modern Centro Santa Fe on the city's west side.

Did you know?

An economic hub, Mexico City has financial ties to almost every other nation in the world. Many international corporations have a presence in this notable city. In fact, Mexico City single handedly produces 25% of the country's $815 billion GDP. These numbers rank the city as the world's 30th largest economy.

Nearby Attractions

Welcome to Mexico City World Trade Center Plaza de Toros Cruz Azul Universidad Nac. Autonoma de Mexico Universidad Iberoamericana Auditorio Nacional Museo del Nino Museo de Antropologia