The observant reader will notice that our map of Condesa/Roma Parks includes the entire south of Cuauhtémoc, and not just the west in Condesa and Roma proper. It's some of the most densely populated territory in central Mexico City.
While tree-lined streets are common, residents need a bit more open space. And the parks, plazas, and public spaces are where they'll find more of it.
At the top of the area is the newly unveiled Chapultepec Avenue area. That's an urban reclamation of territory formerly devoted just to cars. It's also an historic throughway dominated by an aqueduct since ancient times.
While more public parks and recreation areas are being developed, those below are some of Mexico City's finest.
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