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La Juárez, often overlooked compared to other prominent areas of the city such as Roma or Centro, retains its eclectic identity thanks to its elegant architecture. Despite urban transformation, Juárez has emerged as an artistic and contemporary center, housing galleries, museums and art stores run mainly by young entrepreneurs. Recently dubbed La Nueva Juárez, it has become an epicenter of cultural and nightlife activity. This area is ideal for walking and cycling, standing out for its romantic and eclectic style mansions. In addition, it has important streets such as Paseo de la Reforma, offering a revitalizing experience with jacarandas and spectacular monuments in the "Tourist Corridor", such as the Cuauhtémoc Monument, the Glorieta de la Palma, the Diana the Huntress fountain and the emblematic Ángel of the independence.
Axos Nommads recommendations (everything is close)
Breakfast/Coffee: Miga, Niddo, Maque cafe, Mendl Delicatessen, Mood, Café Toscano, Café Rosetta, Madre Cafe
Lunch/Dinner: Salazar, Taberna, Mi Compa Chava, Contramar, Lardo, Rosetta, Santo Hand Roll, Umai, Sartoria, Pizzería della Madonna, Maximo Bistrot, Havre 77, Izakaya Kura.
Rooftop: Toledo Rooftop, Fiera Rooftop, Balmori Rooftop, Madre Café, Supra Rooftop
Bar: Niv, Caiman, Hanky Panky, Gin Gin, Xaman, Tokio Bar.
Club: Department, Club Juan, Salón Solin, Estudio LooLoo, Jardín Paraíso, Café Paraíso, Phonique
Parks/Plazas: Chapultepec, Parque México, Parque España, Plaza Rio de Janeiro, Plaza Luis Cabrera, Alameda Central, Zocalo.
Museums/Galleries: Chocolate Museum, MUBO museum, MODO museum, Agua Fuerte, Arroniz, Lanao, House of gaga.
Cool stores: Filia, PAY'S, Vintage Hoe, Goodbye Folk, Pasaje el Parian, Bscs, Someone Somewhere, Void.

You can easily walk to Reforma and the Colonias Roma and Condesa.
Designed in the shape of a triangle (between Paseo de la Reforma to the east, Eje 1 Poniente Bucareli to the south and Avenida Chapultepec), Juárez is characterized by being one of the most privileged neighborhoods in terms of geographical location. It is literally the core of the capital's great outline. In addition to the main avenues already mentioned, the Juárez neighborhood borders the Tabacalera neighborhood, Cuauhtémoc, Centro, Doctores, Roma and Bosque de Chapultepec, without forgetting of course that you can also get there from here. very easily to other cosmopolitan colonies such as Condesa or Del Valle.
Within the range of mobility options offered to us is the Metrobus, line 1 (red), with the Reforma, Hamburgo and Insurgentes stations, and the incredible Ecobús system that travels along Paseo de la Reforma. The closest Metro stations are Cuauhtémoc, Insurgentes, Sevilla and Chapultepec on line 1 (pink).