These areas are two of the oldest neighborhoods in Mexico City. Colonia Juárez is one of the emerging neighborhoods in the city. Back in 1900 it was a very wealthy area filled with mansions and it became home to a large artistic community in the 60s. After the earthquake of 1985, the area was devastaded and lost it's popularity. Recently, the whole area is enjoying a revival where new creative minds are emerging and gorgeous places are born inside of the old structures.
Monthly design & food market
Another old building from the beginning of the 20th Century, Luciferina used to be home to a printing press. The architect decided to reuse the structure and make update it with a large modern circular bar where some of the city's best cocktails are served. Everything is beautiful in this bar, even the menu: which take the form of antique books, blue for cocktails and red for food. Inside, there is a private tattoo studio with a waiting hall so your friends can enjoy some drinks while you are getting a tattoo. It is open from Monday to Saturday.
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