CASTILLO DE CHAPULTEPEC

BOSQUE DE CHAPULTEPEC I SECC, MIGUEL HIDALGO, 11580 CIUDAD DE MÉXICO, CDMX, MEXICO

Castillo de Chapultepec is situated in Mexico City’s largest park - Bosque de Chapultepec. Learn about Mexico's fascinating history at Castillo de Chapultepec, a grand 18th-century palace atop a hill in Mexico City. The palace houses the National Museum of History, which showcases impressive murals and stunning stained glass galleries. You can also take a leisurely stroll through the castle's manicured gardens and enjoy the panoramic views of downtown.

MUSEO SOUMAYA

BLVD. MIGUEL DE CERVANTES SAAVEDRA, GRANADA, MIGUEL HIDALGO, 11529, CIUDAD DE MEXICO, CDMX, MEXICO

The Soumaya Museum has become one of Mexico City’s most iconic landmarks—not just for its world-class art collection, but also for its striking architecture.

MUSEO FRIDA KAHLO

247 LONDRES, CIUDAD DE MEXICO, CDMX 04100, MEXICO

The Frida Kahlo Museum, also known as the Blue House for the structure's cobalt-blue walls, is a historic house museum and art museum dedicated to the life and work of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo.

RESTAURANTE PUJOL

TENNYSON 133, POLANCO, POLANCO IV SECC, MIGUEL HIDALGO, 11570 CIUDAD DE MEXICO, CDMX, MEXICO

Pujol, a defining restaurant in Mexico City’s culinary scene by chef Enrique Olvera. Make sure to make a reservation in advance!

RESTAURANTE CONTRAMAR

DURANGO 200, ROMA NORTE, CUAUHTEMOC, 06700 CIUDAD DE MEXICO, CDMX, MEXICO

Contramar, with its beautiful terrace and its huge windows framing views of the outside, will enchant you from start to finish. Fish and shellfish caught each day make Contramar the seafood institution of Mexico City. Make sure to save some space for dessert!

AGUA Y SAL

CAMPOS ELÍSEOS 199-A, POLANCO, POLANCO IV SECC, MIGUEL HIDALGO, 11560 CIUDAD DE MÉXICO, CDMX, MEXICO

Agua y Sal Cebichería is a stylish seafood restaurant in Polanco, renowned for its fresh ceviches and Latin American coastal cuisine. With its relaxed yet elegant ambiance and attentive service, it’s a perfect spot for seafood lovers visiting Mexico City.

LICORERIA LIMANTOUR

AV. ALVARO OBREGON 106, ROMA NORTE, CUAUHTEMOC, 06700 CIUDAD DE MEXICO, CDMX, MEXICO

Licoreria Limantour in Mexico City has gained widespread recognition and praise for its unique atmosphere, top-notch ingredients, creative cocktails, and global networking with bars and bartenders.

SUPRA ROOFTOP

AV. ÁLVARO OBREGÓN 151, ROMA NTE., CUAUHTÉMOC, 06700 CIUDAD DE MÉXICO, CDMX, MEXICO

Supra Roma Rooftop is a stylish spot perched high above Roma Norte, offering breathtaking 360° views of Mexico City. With its vibrant atmosphere, creative cocktails, and eclectic design, it’s a perfect place to take in the city skyline.

TAQUERIA ORINOCO

AV. HORACIO 400, POLANCO, POLANCO V SECC, MIGUEL HIDLAGO, 11560 CIUDAD DE MEXICO, CDMX, MEXICO

Delicious tacos with multiple locations across Mexico City.

RESTAURANTE LARDO

With Lardo, celebrated chef Elena Reygadas (Rosetta, Panadería Rosetta, Bella Aurora, Café Nin, Mesa) brings her signature style—simple dishes, featuring quality ingredients, made with integrity. Although a great destination all hours of the day, this Italian-Mediterranean-inspired café offers an ideal way to kick-start your morning or quell any brunch cravings.

CHURRERIA EL MORO

CALLE JULIO VERNE 90, POLANCO, POLANCO III SEC, MIGUEL HIDALGO, 11540 CIUDAD DE MEXICO, CDMX, MEXICO

Churreria el Moro is a restaurant serving churros with eight options of chocolate. There are multiple locations across Mexico City!

RESTAURANTE ROSETTA

COLIMA 166, ROMA NORTE, CUAUHTEMOC, 06700 CIUDAD DE MEXICO, CDMX, MEXICO

Housed within several rooms of a beautiful and eclectic mansion, Rosetta sees chef Elena Reygadas revamp traditional Mexican dishes. A focus on seasonal ingredients sourced from small producers means the menu can change daily.

POLANCO NEIGHBORHOOD

POLANCO, MEXICO CITY

Polanco is known for its great art gallery scene, luxury shopping, and upscale dining. It's home to some of Latin America’s best restaurants and a number of cutting-edge cocktail bars. It also boasts the Chapultepec Park as its southern perimeter.

ROMA NORTE & CONDESA NEIGHBORHOODS

CUAUHTEMOC, MEXICO CITY

Roma Norte and Condesa are Mexico City’s coolest neighbors—side by side but each with its own vibe. Roma Norte is artsy and edgy, packed with galleries, speakeasies, and design-forward cafés. Condesa is greener and more relaxed, with leafy boulevards, Art Deco charm, and parks perfect for a stroll or coffee with your dog. Both are walkable, stylish, and bursting with culture, making them the heart of CDMX’s creative scene.

ANY QUESTIONS?

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out! You can contact us via WhatsApp at the numbers below:
Veronica: +1 (240) 813-5459
Javier: +505 8679 0189

WHEN SHOULD I ARRIVE?

We recommend guests to arrive on Thursday, February 19th to attend pre-wedding celebrations.

WHERE DO YOU RECOMMEND WE STAY?

Please take a look at our “Travel and Stays” tab. We highly recommend that all guests stay in the Polanco area as our “host hotel” — the InterContinental Presidente is in that neighborhood and we will have transportation to the ceremony leaving from there. We’ll also be providing a discount code for this hotel.

If you prefer to explore other options, there are several beautiful hotels throughout the Polanco neighborhood. Airbnb is also a great choice, especially if you’re traveling with a group.

WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO TRAVEL WITHIN THE CITY?

We recommend using uber to travel within the city. Uber can also be ordered from the airport to get to your hotels or airbnb.

WILL TRANSPORTATION BE PROVIDED TO WEDDING EVENTS?

Complimentary transportation will be provided from the church to the reception at Jardín Rancho la Peña. At the end of the night, shuttles will return guests to the Hotel InterContinental Presidente at multiple intervals.

For your arrival at the church, we recommend using Uber. Please plan accordingly to ensure you arrive no later than 1:45 PM so you are seated on time.

WHAT IS THE DRESS CODE FOR THE WEDDING?

The dress code for the wedding is Black Tie. We recommend that men wear tuxedos and women wear formal gowns.

CAN I BRING A PLUS ONE?

Please refer to the message sent by our wedding planners via WhatsApp to see the number of guests allocated to your invitation. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Veronica or Javier.

WHAT IS THE WEATHER LIKE IN MEXICO CITY IN FEBRUARY?

In late February, Mexico City’s average high temperatures range from approximately 72°F to 76°F (22°C to 24°C), while average lows are between 44°F and 47°F (7°C to 8°C).

WHEN IS THE LATEST DATE I CAN RSVP?

We kindly ask that you RSVP by January 15th, 2026 at the latest. Since the wedding will include a seated dinner, having a final guest count by this date is important—and truly appreciated!

You can confirm your attendance by messaging our wedding planner via WhatsApp to the number provided in your invitation. We can’t wait to celebrate with you!

SHOULD I EXCHANGE CURRENCY WHEN I ARRIVE?

Most establishments in Mexico City do not accept U.S. dollars. While debit and credit cards are widely accepted, we recommend carrying a bit of cash in Mexican Pesos just in case! Avoid exchanging money at the airport, as rates are usually higher. Instead, use Casa de Cambio Toka International (Masaryk 360, Polanco) or Centro Cambiario Reforma (Av. Paseo de la Reforma 222, Juarez) for better rates.

WHAT ABOUT HAIR AND MAKEUP?

The InterContinental Presidente, our host hotel, has an on-site hair salon available to all guests. Some other salons we recommend are HER and Leonora Studio in Polanco.