NEARBY SITES OF INTEREST

This crafts market is considered one of the best in Mexico City. Here, you'll find a wide variety of handcrafted products from across the country. From textiles and ceramics to jewelry and woodwork, this market is a great place to immerse yourself in the richness of Mexican craftsmanship.

Distance from KALI Centro: 5 minutes walking

Across from the “La Ciudadela” Crafts Market is this space dedicated to photography and visual arts. With exhibitions ranging from contemporary to historical, the Centro de la Imagen is a delightful stop to explore a rich variety of images that capture the essence of Mexico and the world.

Distance from KALI Centro: 5 minutes walking

In the historic center of Mexico City, you'll find some of the country's most important museums. Just a few minutes from KALI Centro, you can visit the Palace of Fine Arts, the National Museum of Art (MUNAL), and the poignant Museum of Memory and Tolerance. Other worthy places to visit include the Museum of Popular Art, the Kaluz Museum, and the Franz Mayer Museum. They are all close to each other and offer a unique glimpse into Mexico’s history, art, and culture.

Distance from KALI Centro: 10 to 15 minutes walking

The Zócalo is Mexico City's main square, the beating heart of the city, and a living testament to its rich history. Surrounding it are the National Palace, the imposing Metropolitan Cathedral, and the remains of the Templo Mayor. Here, history and culture converge in an impressive setting.

Distance from KALI Centro: 15 minutes walking

Discover the essence of innovation and culture at Expo Reforma, the epicenter of cutting-edge events in Mexico City. Immerse yourself in a versatile space that hosts unique experiences, from art exhibitions to world-class business events. Explore the place where ideas come to life and connections are made!

It is an honorary column located in Mexico City, at the intersection of Paseo de la Reforma Avenue. It is also a mausoleum for heroes of national independence and a meeting point of interest for tourists and locals.

The Historic Center of Mexico City was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and is a must-see. Here you will find the Zócalo, which is surrounded by important sites such as the Metropolitan Cathedral and the National Palace. Be sure to explore its streets full of history, traditional markets and museums, where every corner tells a story of ancient and modern Mexico.