Nightlife in Mexico City

Mexico has a great agenda when it comes to parties. It also has a great selection of bars, clubs, theatres, themed pubs...........find out where to enjoy your nights out in the Mexican capital.

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Seg. Sección Bosque de Chapultepec,
Lomas de Chapultepec,
Ciudad de México

Acanto is a luxury club in Bosque de Chapultepec. It is one of the most exclusive in Mexico City as it has spectacular views of Chapultepec Lake.

Avenida México-Coyoacán 389,
Coyoacán,
Ciudad de México

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If you like going to the cinema you will love the Cineteca Nacional. This complex has six cinema screens where you can watch themed films and at least one of the screens is used for Mexican films. The complex has coffee and book shops and every November it hosts the Mexican International Film Festival.

67 Nuevo Leon, Condesa,
Ciudad de México

Enjoy a meal and dance the night away at Cinna Bar in Condesa. Try creative cuisine and the most fashionable drinks in one of the most modern venues in this part of the city. Cinna Bar has a western theme which was inspired by the owners trips to south-east Asia. The food varies between Chinese and Vietnamese recipes and some of the most popular drinks are Margaritas and Mai Tai.

Bolívar 31,
Centro Histórico,
Ciudad de México

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Dada X presents a varied entertainment programme and it is situated on the top floor of a magnificent colonial building. From electronic and dance music to live concerts involving all sorts of artists, Dada X has something to suit everyone.

Versailles 52,
Colonia Juárez,
Ciudad de México

El Colmillo is located inside a colonial house in Juárez. It was founded by two Englishmen and it remains one of the most renowned clubs in the city. At Colmillo you can dance to house and trance music, or have a drink and relax at the bar and lounge area on the first floor where you can also see shows.

Moneda 2,
Centro Histórico

El Nivel was the first bar in Mexico and dates back more than three centuries; however, the current business was opened in 1855. If you fancy a drink in the pub which held the very first liquor licence in the country and which has been visited by various influential Mexican politicians, try El Nivel.

Avenida 5 de Mayo 10,
Centro Histórico,
Ciudad de México

One of the most famous bars in the Mexican capital is La Nueva Ópera. It is an attractive bar which has been situated in the historic centre of the city since 1870. Stepping inside La Nueva Opera will make you feel like you are in a Western film as it has a decorated roof and a wooden bar. Take a drink of the tequila at one of the most famous bars in the city, as it has welcomed stars and it is the place where Pancho Villa left his mark with his revolver in 1910.

Orizaba 146,
Ciudad de México

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Living is a club which is located in an ancient colonial mansion and it is one of the most popular gay scenes in Mexico City. Every weekend Living Room welcomes a crowd of people who are keen to dance to the latest electronic music. Living is open from 10 p.m. until 3 a.m.

Queretaro 230,
Ciudad de México

In Colonia Roma you will find the most popular salsa club in Mexico City, Mama Rumba. This club has two floors and has become a point of reference for those who love to dance to Latin music. Mama Rumba is frequented by both locals and tourists.

Avenida Hidalgo 1,
Colonia Centro,
Ciudad de México

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Don't miss the opportunity to see a theatrical performance, opera, dance or the National Symphony Orchestra at the Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City. This is a fantastic place to learn about Mexican culture and it is famous for its Ballet Folclórico de México which is a unique musical, dance and folkloric performance.