Colonia Juarez is home to chefs, artists and designers, all of whom have been breathing new life into the area and bringing energy back into a once-rundown district. Investors have pumped money into restaurants, cafes and watering holes, bringing in waves of young and experiential travelers

The neighborhood was once chock full of French-influenced mansion houses that suffered the worst in the 1985 earthquake. Up until recently, only Zona Rosa, a corner of Juarez, received the majority of the attention. But today Colonia Juarez is fast on the move, growing into one of the most influential and inspiring neighborhoods in the entire capital.

Bordered by three of the main city arteries, Insurgentes, Paseo de la Reforma and Chapultepec Avenue, it is incredibly accessible from all over the city, and just happens to be north of Roma.