DAMA
Discover Dama, a timeless sanctuary nestled among the tree-lined streets of Mexico City's Condesa. Here, two worlds collide in a preserved 1950s building that maintains the artistic vibrancy of the neighborhood with a comfortable and refined design. Each of Dama’s three floors boasts a touch of personalization, spanning from the mid-century inspired sunken library lounge to the panoramic rooftop terrace, draped in seasonal jacarandas — offering a balanced oasis for an authentic view into Mexico City’s best.
DAMA Terraza
A discreet rooftop bar and restaurant, sheltered by blooming jacarandas, serving a fusion of cultural influences for a comforting meal both day and night, on the lush streets of Mexico City’s Condesa. For all inquiries, please contact hello@hotelDAMA.mx or call (52) 558 526 8276.
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Parque México and Parque España
Parque México is a lush, art-deco-inspired park located in the heart of Mexico City's Condesa neighborhood, known for its scenic walking paths, tranquil lake, and vibrant cultural atmosphere. Parque España, just a short walk away, offers a more intimate and serene escape, featuring wide green spaces, charming fountains, and a relaxing vibe perfect for picnics and leisurely strolls. Both parks are beloved by locals and visitors alike, offering an oasis of greenery amid the city's hustle and bustle.
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Chapultepec Castle
Chapultepec Castle, perched atop Chapultepec Hill, is a historic site with stunning views of the city and a rich cultural heritage. Originally built as a royal residence for Emperor Maximilian I in the 19th century, it later became the official residence of Mexican presidents until the 1930s. Today, it houses the National Museum of History, showcasing artifacts and exhibitions that trace Mexico’s history from the Aztec era to the modern day.
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National Museum of Anthropologie
The National Museum of Anthropology is one of the most important cultural institutions in the country, housing an extensive collection of pre-Columbian artifacts, including the famous Aztec Sun Stone. Its exhibits provide a deep insight into Mexico’s ancient civilizations, offering a rich exploration of their history, art, and traditions.
La Condesa, known for its verdant parks like Parque México and Parque España, is an urban oasis amid a lively array of restaurants, bars, and cultural landmarks. Just moments from Dama, the iconic Chapultepec Castle, the National Museum of Anthropology, and the grandeur of Paseo de la Reforma offer a glimpse into the cultural heritage. La Condesa's convenient position not only connects guests to the streets of Polanco and the areas of Roma and Coyoacan but also places the city's main avenues and vibrant nightlife within easy reach. With over 80 renowned dining and entertainment options at your doorstep, along with convenient access to subway stations and bike rentals, Dama provides the perfect base for exploring CDMX.