Apartment in Mexico City
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About this apartment rental
Located in the iconic Tabacalera neighborhood—one of Mexico City’s most historic and rapidly transforming areas—this apartment puts you in a prime location for exploring the city. The area combines historic architecture, modern residential buildings, cultural spaces, restaurants, cafes, and excellent transportation links, making it an ideal spot for both business travelers and tourists.
To name a few examples: one block away there’s an Oxxo on Maestro Antonio Caso Street; one block up Insurgentes Avenue there’s another Oxxo; just around the corner there are restaurants, budget eateries (fondas), taco stands, and bars; there’s a hardware store across the street on Maestro Antonio Caso Street; Cantina La Castellana is diagonally across from the building, and the Reforma 222 shopping center is an 8-minute walk away.
Getting around Mexico City from this apartment is very easy thanks to its excellent location on Insurgentes Centro Avenue. Just a few steps away, you’ll find the Plaza de la República and Reforma stations on Metrobús Line 1, one of the city’s main routes, with direct connections to Paseo de la Reforma, La Condesa, the World Trade Center, and Indios Verdes. You can also walk to the Revolución station on Metro Line 2, which is ideal for visiting the Historic Center, Bellas Artes, the Zócalo, and other iconic areas.
If you prefer to travel in greater comfort, Uber and DiDi are available 24 hours a day and usually arrive within a few minutes. In addition, the location offers immediate access to major avenues such as Paseo de la Reforma, Insurgentes, Circuito Interior, and Eje Central, making it easy to travel to Polanco, Roma Norte, Condesa, Coyoacán, Santa Fe, and Mexico City International Airport.
Many of the main tourist attractions are also within walking distance. The Monument to the Revolution is about 5 minutes away, Paseo de la Reforma is 8 minutes away, Alameda Central is 15 minutes away, and the Palace of Fine Arts is about 20 minutes away, allowing you to enjoy the city at your own pace without needing to use transportation for short trips.
Walking
Monument to the Revolution – 5 min
Paseo de la Reforma – 8 min
San Carlos National Museum – 5 min
Reforma 222 Shopping Center — 8 min walk
Alameda Central – 15 min
Palacio de Bellas Artes – 20-minute walk
Plaza de la República Station (Metrobús) – 2 min
Revolución Station (Metro) – 5 min
By car
Ángel de la Independencia – 8 min
Chapultepec Forest – 15 min
Museum of Anthropology — 15 min
Roma Norte – 10 min
Condesa – 15 min
Polanco – 20 min
Mexico City International Airport (AICM) – 25–35 min.
Amenities at Erick Insurgentes A 606
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