September in Mexico City
Centro Histórico and Reforma are the best base for a first visit: the Zócalo, the museums and the grand avenues on foot, with every price of hotel. Roma Norte and Condesa are the most liveable and most enjoyable, with tree-lined streets, cafés and restaurants, though you will use rideshares more. Polanco is quiet, polished and expensive, good for museums and shopping but far from the historic centre's energy.
Month guide
We are still mapping this month in detail. The city guide below covers the bases year-round.
Where to stay in September
The same areas, with the trade-offs that matter when you are booking for this time of year.
- 01$50–$300
Centro Histórico & Reforma
Aztec stones, grand avenues and museums in every direction.
3–5 nightsRead the guide - 02$85–$360
Roma Norte & Condesa
Jacaranda trees, café tables and dogs on every corner.
4–6 nightsRead the guide - 03$165–$660
Polanco & Chapultepec
Wide avenues, department stores and the park at the end of the street.
2–4 nightsRead the guide
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