Río de Janeiro Plaza, Mexico City Travel Guide

Getting There

• Metro

  To reach Río de Janeiro Plaza, take Line 1 (the Pink Line) of the Mexico City Metro. Board the train at your nearest station heading towards Pantitlán. Alight at the 'Insurgentes' station. From there, transfer to Line 9 (the Brown Line) towards Pantitlán. Get off at 'Centro Médico' station, and transfer to Line 3 (the Olive Green Line) towards Indios Verdes. Get off at 'Balderas' station. Exit the station and walk north on Avenida Balderas until you reach Calle Durango. Turn right on Calle Durango and walk straight for about 7 minutes until you reach the intersection with Calle Orizaba, where the plaza is located.

• Bus

  From your location, find the nearest bus stop that has routes heading towards Roma Norte. You can take either the RTP buses or the Metrobus. If you are near a Metrobus station, take a bus heading to 'El Caminero' or 'Glorieta de Insurgentes'. Alight at the 'Durango' stop. From there, walk towards the intersection of Calle Durango and Calle Orizaba. The plaza will be right there.

• Walking

  If you are already in the Roma Norte area, you can easily walk to Río de Janeiro Plaza. Start at the intersection of Avenida Álvaro Obregón and Calle Durango. Head east on Calle Durango until you reach the intersection with Calle Orizaba. The plaza will be located on your left at this intersection.

• Taxi or Rideshare

  If you prefer to take a taxi or a rideshare service like Uber, simply input 'Río de Janeiro Plaza' or 'Calle Durango y Orizaba, 01000 Ciudad de México' into the app. The driver will easily navigate to the plaza. It's a well-known location, so don't hesitate to mention 'Roma Norte' if needed.