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Paseo de la Reforma
CultureVisit: ~90 min
Great diagonal avenue opened in the 19th century by order of Emperor Maximilian to link Chapultepec Castle with the centre. It is flanked by roundabouts with monuments, such as the Angel of Independence, the Columbus Monument and the Diana the Huntress, and by modern skyscrapers. It is the city's main axis and the setting for parades and celebrations.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Paseo de la Reforma: 3 missions
- Travel the avenue on foot or by bikeWalk or cycle along a stretch of the avenue, looking at the sculptures and skyscrapers.
- Get close to the Angel of IndependenceWalk up to the roundabout and observe the column crowned by the golden winged Victory.
- Find the Diana the Huntress fountainWalk along the avenue to the roundabout with the bronze sculpture of Diana the archer.
Near Paseo de la Reforma
Monument to the Revolution341 m awayDiego Rivera Mural Museum563 m awayAlameda Central854 m awayFranz Mayer Museum964 m awayArena México1.1 km awayPalace of Fine Arts1.1 km away
Frequently asked questions
How much time do you need for Paseo de la Reforma?
Allow about 1 h 30 min for the visit.
What is there to do at Paseo de la Reforma?
Travel the avenue on foot or by bike, Get close to the Angel of Independence and Find the Diana the Huntress fountain.
What is there to see near Paseo de la Reforma?
Monument to the Revolution (341 m), Diego Rivera Mural Museum (563 m) and Alameda Central (854 m).
Source: Wikipedia