Selected by
@yitravels

Showing 0 of 31 spots

More to uncover 🕵️

Mexico City
Barrio Chino
The Chinese neighborhood with charming streets, fair prices and many options. Not so far from the center of town.
Tourist …
Mexico City
Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral
Latin America's oldest and largest Roman Catholic cathedral. Breathtaking architecture and massive space. The pendulum in the Cathedral is a must-see too. There entry is free.
Churches…
Mexico City
Pyramids of Teotihuacan
A museum located close to a pre-Hispanic pyramids. You can only climb the smaller pyramid now. To tour the whole place it would take 1-2 hours.
Museum
Mexico City
Constitution Plaza
The main Mexico City’s square with a lot of activities. Culture, and energy all in one place
Area
Discover more than spots
Subscribe for all Mappr has to offer
Mexico City
Pyramid of the Sun
This well-known pyramid in the ancient city of Teotihuacan is one of the largest in the world. The view from the top is absolutely breathtaking. Climbing the pyramid is no longer allowed
Tourist …
Mexico City
Juan Bisteces
A taqueria that is one of the best in CDMX. High quality tacos at fair prices for what you get. Service is warm and the food is delicious.
Restaura…
Mexico City
Chapultepec Zoo
Well organized zoo with a big selection of animals. The zoo was recently renovated and the main entrance is free.
Zoos & A…
Mexico City
Chapultepec Castle
A historic castle and cool museum. The architecture is elegant and opulent. It has panoramic views of the city and exhibits about Mexico’s past. Price is affordable.
Museum
Mexico City
Mercado de San Juan Pugibet
A market dating back to 1955 selling gourmet and exotic foods. Fried insects, scorpion liqueur and lion meat are some of the food that you can buy here. Not your typical Mexican spot but worth a visit.
Market
Mexico City
El Kiosko de Coyoacán
An ice-cream selling more than 160 flavors of ice cream, churros and crepes. The selection of paletas is great and they also offer milkshakes and drinks. Good quality.
Ice crea…
Mexico City
Artesanías El Quetzal
Shoppingpremium Only
Mexico City
Plaza Coyoacán
A lovely plaza with many restaurants around it. There’s a nice fountain in the middle. Lots of performers, street vendors, tourists, and locals.
Areapremium Only
Mexico City
Taquería El Califa
A tacos place with great quality food at fair prices. Many tacos options and friendly staff. Outdoors seats are great.
Restaura…premium Only
Mexico City
Casa de los Azulejos
A popular restaurant with a blue and white facade. The building is from the XVI century, located in the historic center of Mexico. Very classic and full of charm.
Restaura…premium Only
Mexico City
CABLEBUS Indios verdes
A very good public transport service with amazing views. It’s a cable car system perfect for such a dense populated city.
Transpor…premium Only
Mexico City
Antara
A modern shopping mall with open design and lots of natural lights and greenery. Nice variety of stores and luxury brands, with few pop-up shops.
Shoppingpremium Only
Mexico City
Harimgak
A Chinese-Korean restaurant serving bibim-bap, kimchi, dumplings and noodles. The dishes are delicious and filling. Everything is well-served and reasonably priced.
Restaura…premium Only
Mexico City
Jardín Morelos
Little park with a jogging track, exercise equipment, playground and a dog park. Nice place to have a walk or to take some shade from the sun.
Parks & …premium Only
Mexico City
Caldos de Gallina "Dani"
Great Mexican restaurant with affordable prices and great food. The food is amazing, tasty and authentic. The spot where locals go.
Restaura…premium Only
Mexico City
Panadería Lecaroz Coyoacán
A bakery serving pastries and baked goods at affordable prices. They accept card here.
Bakerypremium Only
Mexico City
Orquídea Café
A coffee shop serving great quality coffee and food. There’s some gluten-free, vegan and keto options and great coffee. Staff is very friendly and the atmosphere is calm.
Cafepremium Only
Want to see more spots?
Premium - €5/month
Unlock spots, build your Atlas, and more
Supporter - €10/month
Premium access, creator support, and more
Cancel or pause anytime

Mexico - Mexico City

Mercado de San Juan Pugibet

A market dating back to 1955 selling gourmet and exotic foods. Fried insects, sc...

Selected by @yitravels

Mexico - Mexico City

Mercado de San Juan Pugibet

Address: 2ᵃ Calle de Ernesto Pugibet 21, Colonia Centro, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06070 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

A market dating back to 1955 selling gourmet and exotic foods. Fried insects, scorpion liqueur and lion meat are some of the food that you can buy here. Not your typical Mexican spot but worth a visit.

Known for:
Exotic food market.
Why go:
If you want to try Lion or Llama meat or just want to look around.
Vibe:
Busy.
Tips:
There are several tapas bar and seafood stands here, I recommend you get something to eat and look around a little.
Website:
https://lacocinadesanjuan...

Featured in:

First-Time Mexico City Map

Made by @yitravels

Other spots by yitravels

Artesanías El Quetzal

The Chinese neighborhood with charming streets, fair prices and many options. Not so far from the center of town.

Plaza Coyoacán

A lovely plaza with many restaurants around it. There’s a nice fountain in the middle. Lots of performers, street vendors, tourists, and locals.

Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral

Latin America's oldest and largest Roman Catholic cathedral. Breathtaking architecture and massive space. The pendulum in the Cathedral is a must-see too. There entry is free.

Pyramids of Teotihuacan

A museum located close to a pre-Hispanic pyramids. You can only climb the smaller pyramid now. To tour the whole place it would take 1-2 hours.

Constitution Plaza

The main Mexico City’s square with a lot of activities. Culture, and energy all in one place

Taquería El Califa

A tacos place with great quality food at fair prices. Many tacos options and friendly staff. Outdoors seats are great.

Pyramid of the Sun

This well-known pyramid in the ancient city of Teotihuacan is one of the largest in the world. The view from the top is absolutely breathtaking. Climbing the pyramid is no longer allowed

A taqueria that is one of the best in CDMX. High quality tacos at fair prices for what you get. Service is warm and the food is delicious.

Casa de los Azulejos

A popular restaurant with a blue and white facade. The building is from the XVI century, located in the historic center of Mexico. Very classic and full of charm.

Similar Spots

Chatuchak Weekend Market

A must-visit spot in Bangkok. It’s one of the largest markets in the world, with over 15,000 stalls sprawling across 26 sections. Whether you're into fashion, antiques, home decor, or unique souvenirs, you'll find it all here. The market is divided into sections, making it easier to navigate, but part of the fun is getting lost and discovering unexpected treasures. A pro tip I picked up: arrive early around 10 AM to beat the crowds and score some great bargains. Vendors often give better deals in the morning as they believe the first sale brings good luck.

Canggu Love Anchor Store

An island vibe suffuses this stylish arts and crafts bazaar with a clothing boutique and frozen yogurt.

Ramkhamhaeng Night Market

Local nightmarket with no tourists.

A lively night market with local vibes, unique fashion, and live performances.

Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market

A smaller, more authentic floating market with great food, without the tourist crowds.

ChangChui Creative Park

An artsy, offbeat space with street art, cool shops, and even an airplane-turned-restaurant.

Agenskalns Market

This historic marketplace is housed in a charming red-brick building dating back to the late 19th century, the market offers a variety of fresh produce, meats, and local delicacies. The recently renovated space combines traditional market stalls with modern amenities, creating a vibrant atmosphere. Visitors can explore local crafts and taste traditional Latvian foods. For an authentic market experience, it's recommended to visit in the morning when the market is most active.

Vernissage Market

Large open-air street market with lots of Armenian souvenirs and antiques - worth a quick visit even if you don't decide to buy anything

Nishiki Market, known as 'Kyoto’s Kitchen,' is a lively five-block street with over 100 vendors selling traditional Japanese foods, fresh seafood, pickles, and sweets. Here you can try local treats like matcha ice cream and sushi while browsing unique souvenirs such as handmade knives and ceramics. Its vibrant atmosphere and delicious flavors make it a must-visit for food lovers in Kyoto.

Lanna Square Market in Chiang Mai is the newest night market in town, open daily from 7pm to midnight. It's located behind Zoe In Yellow on Ratwithi Road. You'll find an awesome mix of street food, live music, and a vibrant atmosphere. It's a great place to chill with friends, grab some tasty bites, and soak in the local vibes. Perfect for an evening out!

About

@yitravels

I’m Yi, a travel creator uncovering off-the-beaten-path experiences around the world. From solo adventures to trips with loved ones, I balance a full-time job while sharing authentic stories that inspire curiosity.