New & Renewed Parks Archives

Deportivo El Vivero Cuautepec

Ubicaci�n Alcanfores MZ49 LT1, Zona de Conservación Ecológica, Gustavo A. Madero, 07140, CDMX

Ciudad de México, tres veces mundialista

Yecahuitzotl Park

Ubicaci�n Av. de las Torres, Col Amp Emiliano Zapata, Iztapalapa, 09637 CDMX

Parks Parks

Mexico City Ecological Park

Ubicaci�n Cam. a Xitle 634, San Andrés Totoltepec, Tlalpan, 14460 CDMX

Overlooks

Parque Cuitláhuac

Ubicaci�n Área Federal Parque Cuitláhuac, Pueblo Sta Cruz Meyehualco, Alc. Iztapalapa, 09700 CDMX

Parks Parks

Parque Cantera, Coyoacán

Ubicaci�n Av. del Imán 263, Col. Ajusco III, Alc. Coyoacán, 04300 CDMX

Ciudad de México, tres veces mundialista

Parque Eje 6 Sur

Ubicaci�n Av. Jalisco y Calle Fernando Montes de Oca, Col. Guadalupe del Moral, Iztapalapa, 09300 CDMX

Parks Parks

Recent years have seen Mexico City Parks take on a new role. They're not just places for reuniting with nature, and running the dogs. Today more than ever they're vital points of education, learning, experimenting and defending. They defend against water depletion and over-heating, and they educate Mexico City residents on the importance of all of these new roles.

Some city parks are in a continual process of change, improvement, and rehabilitation. Some get such heavy use by a public hungry for nature, that they're in constant need of maintenance. Some others are so big, that they can't be adequately described in just a few paragraphs.

Among these, the giant regional parks come to mind.

The Sierra de Santa Catarina,
and the Sierra de Guadalupe are regions rather than mere squares of city green.
The three-kilometer length of the Avenida Chapultepec got a major facelift...,
The avenue ends at the giant Chapultepec Forest and Park, itself now extended to a history-making fourth section.
and the Ecological Park of Mexico City, in Tlalpan, is another strong contender. It's a big natural area and preserve, but also a center for recreation and cultural interaction.

Below are many more of these priority parks, those that have really stood out in recent Mexico City history. Some have drawn the attention of the entire city. Some are smaller projects that have just benefited the surrounding community. Each has been important. Many will have their successes play out only over coming years as trees take root, and perennials come back, year upon year.