🚶➡️Mexico City: Paseo de la Reforma walk
Our guide to the top monuments, street art, and Sunday bike rides on one of Mexico City's most iconic avenues.
Quick Guide: Reforma Walk Details
Starting point: Estela de Luz at the entrance to Chapultepec Park
Ending point: Monumento a la Madre/Jardín del Arte Sullivan
Distance: About 1.5 miles
Time: 1 to 2 hours, depending on photo stops
Best time to visit: Sunday mornings and early afternoons, when the street is closed to cars for biking and walking
The best way to experience Avenida Paseo de la Reforma is on foot or riding a bike. While it’s a great walk any day of the week, Sundays are the best time to visit.
That’s when when the city closes Reforma to motorized vehicles, and the pedestrians cyclists, roller bladers, and dog walkers take over.
Whether you are looking for local street vendors selling homemade items, unique public art installations, or historic Mexican monuments, this self-guided walking tour covers everything you need to see from west to east.
