Hotel Punto MX
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HISTORIC CENTER GUIDES
Hotel Punto MX is at Uruguay 47, about a 5-minute walk from the Zócalo. On this blog we share what we recommend to our guests: what to see on foot in the Historic Center, where to have breakfast before heading out and how to plan a getaway for two.
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Where to Stay in Mexico City for the First Time: Neighborhoods Compared, and Why the Historic Center
Mexico City is huge, and where you sleep decides how much of it you see on foot. We compare the neighborhoods first-time visitors usually weigh, and explain why the Historic Center works so well for a first trip.
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A Romantic Getaway in Mexico City's Historic Center: A 24- to 48-Hour Plan for Couples
One or two days together in the heart of Mexico City: a jacuzzi suite, sunsets facing the Torre Latinoamericana and a Historic Center you can explore hand in hand.
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Things to Do in Mexico City's Historic Center: A Walking Guide from Hotel Punto MX
The Historic Center is made for walking. From Hotel Punto MX at Uruguay 47, the Zócalo is 5 minutes away and Bellas Artes 8. This is the guide we give our own guests to plan their day.
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Where to Eat Breakfast in Mexico City's Historic Center: From the Hotel Buffet to Classic Cafés
A good breakfast shapes how you experience the Centro. We start at home, with the Buffet MX at Hotel Punto MX, then move on to the classic cafés and bakeries that have been feeding the city for decades.
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