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Where to Find the Romance Hidden in Mexico City
5 uber-romantic spots in this incredible city.
Plaza de Danzón
Samstagnachmittags ist der wunderschöne Platz „Plaza Morelos“ (außerhalb des Ciudadela-Marktes) voller Paare, die tanzen lernen. Diese berühmten Tanzstunden – eine Tradition in der Gegend – werden kostenlos angeboten und haben dazu geführt, dass der Platz auch als „ Plaza de Danzón (Kubanischer Tanzplatz). Hunderte Paare versammeln sich, um einen verführerischen kubanischen Tanz namens „The“ zu tanzen danzón. Die danzónObwohl dieser Tanz in Kuba nicht mehr beliebt ist, wird er in ganz Mexiko von Menschen jeden Alters getanzt. Da die Männer extravagant in Zoot-Anzügen und Fedoras gekleidet sind und die Frauen High Heels und Kleider tragen, fällt es selbst als Zuschauer schwer, sich nicht in die Romantik zu vertiefen. Um die Magie jedoch wirklich zu erleben, nehmen Sie sich eine danzón Unterricht während der Woche und machen Sie mit, wenn die Pachucos und Pachucas sich zu den kubanischen Rhythmen bewegen.
Lassen Sie sich von der Romantik des Tanzes mitreißen
Cineteca Nacional
Wenn Sie zu einer Filmvorführung im Freien in den wunderschönen modernen Gebäuden gehen üppigen Rasen der Cineteca Nacional, werden Paare manchmal anzüglich gefragt, ob sie beim Anschauen des Films eine oder zwei Matten auf den Rasen legen möchten. Hier erfahren Sie alles, was Sie über das romantische Potenzial dieses Mexiko-Stadt-Ausflugs wissen müssen.
Sehen Sie sich einen Film unter den Sternen an
Monica Geller
Aside from the scary gang members, The rampant cab kidnappers, theft and so much more crime in Mexico City. What else is romantic about it?
Genesis White
Any place is romantic, You just need the right person for it. Basically anywhere anytime with the right person, the moment will be perfect.
Sasha Smith
Mexico City was like the younger, more rebellious sibling of New York City.
The energy and life that buzzes through the city at all hours of the night and day; the world-class museums, art galleries, and restaurants; the vast green parks; the gridlocked traffic and zooming taxis; the businessmen and women that move with such purpose; the hipster cafes…and the hipsters themselves.
Gina Mehari
Mexico City sounds great – I have never been, but I have been to many other places in central amercia which I loved. I stayed in downtown Cancun for a week so I could do a PADI course about 8 years ago and loved the mexican food!
Jodie Carpenter
Ahh I reeeeally want to go. I have a friend from there who has been on at me for years to visit. It’s definitely up there on the list.
Summer Rosie Ferrel
i definitely agree that mexico city is HIGHLY underrated. i havent been in a few years and must get myself back there! they had a quirky cafe culture and an affinity for craft beer which i also loved.
Christina Cavanaugh
So grateful for this post! I’ve been here for a week and I’m here for another four because I love it so much. The food, the museums, the parks, the monuments, the markets…Your post couldn’t come at a better time! Great recommendations, excited to try the restaurants!
Brenda Nelson
I’d say what is said of violence and theft are highly exaggerated since Mexico City is actually one of the safest cities of Mexico. Of course, as any other big city there are places to avoid, but in general, it’s a great place to enjoy for days and days. Beautiful architecture, rich history, awesome food! I loved the photos and the story! It is a city that never keeps the same as before, and every time you come you will discover extraordinary new things. I’m glad you had a good experience.
Deborah Henry
I was also so intimidated by Mexico City. It was the first stop for us on a 7 month trip through Latin America. I spent 3 days there but what I saw was really beautiful and diverse, I only wish that I could have gone there after spending a while in other parts of the country first to gain my confidence. I will definitely return to explore some of the vibrant neighbourhoods and the food scene. Thanks for the great post ?
Nancy Musselman
Love Mexico City, especially on Sundays when most of the museums are free! I was also amazed that Chapultepec Zoo was world-class and absolutely free… desire to see a panda bear, now satiated! Thanks, Hilary and Mike ?