Discovering El Ojo de México: A Cultural Gem in the Heart of Mexico City

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, you can use GPS navigation to reach El Ojo de México, located at Av. Río San Joaquín 498, Amp Granada, Miguel Hidalgo, 11529 Ciudad de México, CDMX. From the center of Mexico City, head northwest on Paseo de la Reforma, then take the exit toward Av. Constituyentes. Merge onto Av. Constituyentes and continue straight until you reach Av. Río San Joaquín. The attraction should be on your right. Parking may be limited, so be prepared to find street parking or a nearby parking lot.

• Public Transportation (Metro)

  To reach El Ojo de México using public transportation, take the Metro to the Tacuba station on Line 7 (the orange line). From there, transfer to the Metrobus at the Tacuba station. Board the Metrobus Line 7 towards El Caminero and get off at the Río San Joaquín stop. From the bus stop, walk approximately 5 minutes east along Río San Joaquín to reach Av. Río San Joaquín 498. The total cost for the Metro and Metrobus is about 10 MXN (approximately $0.50 USD) for each ride.

• Public Transportation (Taxi or Rideshare)

  If you prefer a more direct route or are traveling in a group, consider taking a taxi or rideshare service (like Uber) to El Ojo de México. Simply input the destination address (Av. Río San Joaquín 498, Amp Granada, Miguel Hidalgo, 11529 Ciudad de México, CDMX) into the app or provide it to the taxi driver. The cost from central locations in Mexico City can range from 100 to 200 MXN (approximately $5 to $10 USD), depending on traffic and exact pick-up location.