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Located in the heart of Polanco, this incredible building places you in an enviable location surrounded by a vibrant array of restaurants, bars, boutiques, and parks. Polanco is renowned for its sophisticated atmosphere, high-end shopping, and world-class dining experiences.
Take a stroll along Presidente Masaryk Avenue, known for its luxury boutiques and designer stores. Discover the cultural richness of Mexico City by visiting the Soumaya Museum in the Bosque de Chapultepec, one of the largest urban parks in the world.
Immerse yourself in the culinary delights of Polanco, where you can indulge in a wide range of international cuisines, from traditional Mexican fare to other global gastronomic experiences from Brazil, Argentina, Spain, France, and more! End your day with a visit to one of the trendy bars or nightclubs in the area, such as Panic Botanic, Gin Gin, or the Living Room Bar, where you can unwind and experience the vibrant nightlife of Mexico City.
Located just 2 blocks away from Lincoln Park, one of Polanco’s most beautiful spaces. The park has many calm and gorgeous spots, but there’s also a pond where families race toy boats, an aviary with rescued species, a kids' playground and skate area, and more!
Surrounding the park there are many great options to eat such as La Casa del Pastor, Mandolina, and Parole, or if you just want to grab a snack there’s Amorino for ice cream and El Moro for delicious churros.

Polanco. Within a few minutes' walking distance, you can find many delicious restaurants and bars. All along Masaryk Avenue, there are high-end boutiques and exquisite culinary experiences. You can also rent a city bike to traverse farther into Polanco, Chapultepec, or Reforma.
Chapultepec. This huge park is just a few blocks away! Cycling is the best way to get there. There are many places to visit, such as the Anthropology Museum, the Tamayo Museum, and the renowned Chapultepec Castle.
Carso. One of the city’s most luxurious and modern blocks. There you can find the iconic Soumaya Museum, the Jumex Museum, an aquarium, and a mall. The best way to get there is by renting a city bike. By avoiding the slow traffic, you’ll be there in just 10 minutes!
Reforma / Zócalo. In these areas, you’ll find el Ángel de la Independencia, and farther into Reforma there’s the stunning Palacio de Bellas Artes, the Cathedral, and Zócalo. There are multiple ways to travel around these locations. The most cost-effective is the Metrobus which covers all of Chapultepec and Reforma, or the city’s subway. In case you choose the subway, the closest station from Ibsen Street is Auditorio Nacional, from there, you can go all the way to the Zócalo.
If you prefer comfort, then taking an Uber to your preferred location is the best option.