Astounding Views of Downtown and Bellas Artes

Come stay just a few steps away from the emblematic "Plaza de la Revolución" in an incredible apartment carefully designed with much love and tenderness; here, you’ll be mesmerized by the views of "Monumento a la Revolución" and "Palacio de Bellas Artes" from the living room and the balcony of this beautiful, cozy apartment. The perfect location to live the Dia de Muertos and spooky season! Live this beautiful and cozy apartment in a brand new building just a few blocks from Av. Reforma and the Historic Center. In the common area, we find the living room, dining room, and a fully equipped kitchen with incredible panoramic views and natural lighting throughout the day. A master bedroom with a full bathroom and a laundry area. And last but not least, a balcony, where you can watch the sun fall over the city while you enjoy a cup of coffee or a glass of wine from el Valle de Guadalupe. The apartment is only a few steps away from "Monumento a la Revolución" and two blocks from Paseo de la Reforma, one of the most beautiful and well-connected avenues in the city. A few minutes’ walk to the city center and very close to public transport. The ideal place to explore on foot is the center of Mexico City, the financial zone, and the colonies with the greatest history of the country. The Tabacalera neighborhood had its’ origins in 1898 when a tobacco factory that was established near the center of the city and the surroundings began to be occupied by the workers of this factory; This is why it gets its name. In 1898 the Plaza de la República was inaugurated, and the construction of the new Legislative Palace began, an unfinished project that would later become the iconic "Monumento a la Revolución" where the National Museum of the Revolution is. In addition to the monument, there are other places of interest, such as: * Fronton Mexico (site of the 1968 Olympic Games. It is said that a portion of the building was made with leftover marble from the "Palacio de Bellas Artes") * El Moro building (it is considered one of the first skyscrapers in Mexico City) * National Museum of San Carlos * Theater of the Republic Here, you’ll be only a few minutes away from other trendy neighborhoods such as Condesa, Roma, and Polanco. The neighborhood can be easily explored on foot or by bicycle and you can move around all the streets and its neighboring neighborhoods such as La Condesa, La Roma, Juárez, Centro Histórico and Cuauhtémoc. Near the department you can find various options to get around such as the subway, the Metrobus and the Ecobicis. If this is your first visit to Mexico City, we recommend using the Turibus for tours of the city. The main room has a queen bed for two guests and the sofa in the living room has the possibility of converting into an extra bed for a third guest.