Mexico City/Santa Fe

Calakmul building also known as La Lavadora (The wash machine) Santa Fe is in the northwest part of Mexico City. It is the most modern part of the city where most of multinationals and Mexican companies have their offices. Without doubt is the most contrasting district of Mexico City because of the multi-million dollar buildings that rise the nearby shanty towns. Get in By Car or Taxi is the fastest way. By Bus using the city's RTP bus network. See High rise buildings seen from Vasco de Quiroga Ave. Lots of skyscraper buildings. Take a stroll in the Alameda, the central park of Santa Fe. Do Not much, Santa Fe is mainly a business district and at nights and weekends looks like a ghost town. Buy Centro Santa Fe [1] Located in avenida Vasco de Quiroga, it is the country's largest shopping center with more than 300 stores. Buy the unimaginable, from a t-shirt to a yacht. Anchor stores include Liverpool, El Palacio de Hierro and Sears. Other remarkable stores: French Connection, Mango, Zara, Massimo Dutti, Armani, Hugo Boss, Tous and many others. Eat Los Canarios Haute Mexican cuisine. Refined ambiance. Guadiana Haute Mexican cuisine, refined ambiance. Oaxa-K Oaxacan food Ruben's Hamburgers El Buen Bife Argentinian food Taco Inn Tacos and Mexican food La Buena Tierra Healthy food La Pergola di Roma International cuisine Fisher's Sea food, refined ambiance. Drink La Cantina Celtics Irish Pub Sleep Sheraton Santa Fe Novotel Santa Fe Vesta Suites Fiesta Americana Santa Fe Estadia Suites Haus Suites NH Hotel Santa Fe Contact This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!