Other Venues in Mexico City

Opened in May 2024, UTOPIA Ceylan transformed the old Deportivo Ceylán into a sprawling recreational complex serving the Azcapotzalco community. The facilities span sports (swimming pool, soccer field with bleachers, squash and frontón courts, boxing ring, skating rink on acrylic surface, gym with weights, spinning), cultural workshops (robotics, dance, music, cabaret), and social services including a senior day center, children's center for kids under 12, medical and physical therapy offices, speech therapy, and even a veterinarian.You'll also find a tortillería, a dining hall serving meals, a laundry service, and a well-stocked La Tierra produce shop selling farm-direct goods. Most activities and services are free, though some like swimming and robotics require advance registration due to high demand. The complex includes extensive green areas, playgrounds, and a dog-friendly zone. Meals at the dining hall run around eleven pesos.

This 24-hour McDonald's on Insurgentes includes a drive-thru, play area for kids, and on-site parking validated with your food receipt. The location serves the standard McDonald's Mexico menu including the Cajun McCrispy and Queso Burger, plus app-only deals like Mc Trio combos that drop prices considerably on weeknights.After 10pm the dining room clears out and fills with board game groups on Tuesday nights. The app has frequent glitches — staff at the counter can help work around them if orders won't go through.

G Martell is a music university and production school in Copilco, recognized as one of Latin America's top institutions for music education. The school offers programs in performance, composition, and audio production, with facilities that include recording studios and practice spaces.Classes run throughout the year with programs for both full-time students and working professionals looking to develop specific skills.

C. Río Elba 20 is a multi-tenant address in Cuauhtémoc, near Paseo de la Reforma and a short walk from Chapultepec station. The building houses various offices and service spaces.

This is the Mexico City corporate headquarters for Coca-Cola México, located in a modern office building on Rubén Darío in Polanco. The building features well-planned office spaces with good natural lighting and views overlooking the Bosque de Chapultepec.The space includes a small brand experience area where visitors can learn about Coca-Cola's history and operations in Mexico. For the official Coca-Cola retail and tasting experience in Mexico City, visit the House of Coca‑Cola store, also located in Polanco.

UVM Campus Coyoacán is a private university campus located in Ex-Hacienda Coapa, part of the Universidad del Valle de México network with 22 campuses across the country. The campus offers undergraduate programs, engineering, executive degrees, and master's programs, with facilities including classrooms, administrative offices, and ample parking.The campus is accessible by phone at 55-55-99-26-00 or toll-free at 800-0000-886. It serves students pursuing degrees in fields ranging from multimedia design to engineering, with flexible scheduling options for working professionals.

Agrotaberna Monstruo de Agua is a craft brewery taproom on Ámsterdam where bartenders pour horchata stouts and maguey ales alongside shelves crammed with curiosities and plants. The menu leans into agroindustrial ingredients and Mexican brewing experiments — think local malts, agave, and stuff you won't find at the average cervecería.Expect a laid-back crowd that's there for the beer, not the Instagram angle. Hours run Monday 12pm–10pm, Tuesday 2pm–10pm, Wednesday-Thursday 12pm–10:30pm, Friday-Saturday 10am–11pm, and Sunday 10am–10pm.

Territorio Sagrado Performance Center is a lucha libre training facility on Rafael Ángel de la Peña, a five-minute walk from Metro Doctores. The space opened in April 2025 with luchador Arturo Beristain as godfather, and it's where aspiring luchadores train in the fundamentals of Mexican wrestling — ring work, falls, and the theatrical side of the sport.Sessions run evenings, usually 6pm to 10pm depending on the day, and the atmosphere is described as family-friendly and welcoming to beginners. It's primarily a training venue rather than a spectator space, though they occasionally host small live matches.

CENTRO is a private creative institution in Miguel Hidalgo offering undergraduate programs in design, film, and television. The campus on Avenida Constituyentes includes specialized labs, equipment for film production, and studio spaces for design students.The school draws students focused on Mexico's growing film and creative industries. Labs are regularly updated with current production technology. Enrollment in 2022 was around 1,240 students, concentrated in Ciudad de México.

FUNDARQMX operates out of the Edificio Condesa A2, a historic building in La Condesa, offering guided architecture tours led by MArq. María Bustamante Harfush. The organization focuses on the architectural heritage of Mexico City, with tours exploring the neighborhoods of Roma and Condesa.