Jesus Audelo. Chef Concierge JW Marriott cd de Mexico
Chapultpec Castle in Meixco City is home to the National History Museum (Museo Nacional de Historia de Mexico), featuring the work of famous paintors like Eduardo Solares, Juan O’Gorman, David Alfaro Siqueiros and Jorge González Camarena. http://www.mnh.inah.gob.mx/ “My goal is allways to make the best recomendations to our guests so they can feel sake while getting to know our city and enjoy the best hospitality”.
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Berenice Hernandez. Head Concierge Hotel W
Bodies Revealed, definitely a revelation of human anatomy with live bodies exposed and a respectful manner. The exhibition, exposed around the world, can be seen at “Foro Scotia bank”. Highly educational and recommended!
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Arturo Ortiz. Chef Concierge Hotel St.Regis Ciudad de Mexico
Enjoy the city in different way by taking a bike ride sown its main avenues. Every Sunday from 7 am until 2pm, Reforma Avenue and most of the historic center are closed for vehicle circulation and anyone can borrow a bike (take an official ID with you). The route allows you to enjoy some of the most iconic and extraordinary buildings of the city.
“Our goal is the absolute satisfaction of our guests, we work everyday to live up to our promess and allways go “Beyond expectations”
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Jesus Zamudio Concierge Four Seasons Hotel.
The concierge team at Four Seasons Hotel wish to recommend you a visit to the Museum “Casa Luis Barragán”. (One of the most important architects of the 20th century). The house/Museum Listed as UNESCO world heritage site since 2004 is an icone of modern mexican architecture with an exquiste use if space and natural light. http://www.casaluisbarragan.org
It is my pleasure to suggest “Voces de Catedral” (Voices of Cathedral)
I widely recommend this event celebrated in the Metropolitan Cathedral EVERY WEDNESDAY With the participation of 14 actors representing the history of the cathedral.
The event features the architectural, musical, artistic and religious history of the cathedral accompanied by prominent figures.
This exclusive tour gives to the spectator the opportunity to visit the Sacristy, the choir and to listen the Pipe Organ, one of the oldest in the Continent.
Reservations 5527-4271 5510-0440 Ext. 105
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gisela Castruita.Concierge Embassy Suites Hotel by Hilton Mexico City-Reforma
Dolores Olmedo Museum south of Mexico City is home countless art pieces.
It’s architecture and marvelous gardens are the perfect setting for its collections: more than 140 pieces by Diego Rivera and 25 by Frida Kahlo, the most important collection World Wide by number and relevance.
It also features Russian artist Angelina Beloff, Rivera’s first love, and a magnificent collection with more than 600 prehispanic pieces.
www.museodoloresolmedo.org.mx/
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Jorge Ortiz cheff concierge hotel Camino Real Polanco Mexico
Visit the “Estanquillo” museum located in Mexico City’s historic center features writer Carlos Monsivais’s personal collection of the city’s memoirs from paintings to toys, books and calendars.
Address: Isabel la Católica. Centro Histórico. Cuauhtémoc, DF.
The Mexican concierge association wishes to express its deepest condolences to family and friends of the recently deceased Carlos Monsivais. Mexico will miss you!
http://www.museodelestanquillo.com/
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Jose Luis Nieto chief concierge Best Western Royal Zona Rosa
Located on Londres no.6 Col Juarez, the Wax Museum (Museo de cera) features over 200 wax figures and a perfect spot to start a visit to the “Zona Rosa” neighborhood with a great number of art galleries, restaurants and other tourist attractions. The Wax museum opens from Monday to Sunday. http://www.museodecera.com.mx/
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Lilia Aguilera chef concierge Sheraton Maria Isabel Hotel and Towers
Visit the first hospital in Latin America founded by conqueror Herman Cortes in 1524, “El hospital de Jesus” is believed to be located in the exact spot where Herman Cortes met Montezuma. A perfect example of colonial architecture the hospital also features a magnificent mural. (Beware the hospital is still operating today.) http://www.hospitaldejesus.com.mx/
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Jose Acero V. chIef concierge hotel Marquis Reforma
Located in Mexico City’s downtown is the “Ciudadela” Square, turned into a big dance school where people from all ages get together and dance. From danzon to salsa and prehispanic music, you can mix with the locals and learn to dance, becoming part of the moment. Most men at the “Ciudadela Square” are dressed like “pachucos”, wearing very colorful clothes, while women mostly wear shiny dresses and high heels. Visiting this place will make you feel the rhythm! Join the dance of just walk around and enjoy yourself. Only Saturdays from 10:00 am to 9:00 pm.
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