6 of the best · Mexico City, Mexico
What’s New and What’s Being Built in Mexico City
The new train to Toluca, a modernised Metro Line 1, the Cablebús over Chapultepec, a renovated Estadio Azteca, and the Rosewood and Park Hyatt hotels to come. We give status, not prices.
Our 6 favourites, listed A–Z · Updated October 2026
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Three Mexico City addresses we keep going back to: the Templo Mayor at opening time, lunch at Contramar and a night of mariachis at the Salón Tenampa.
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Open in full
Tren Interurbano El Insurgente
The intercity line from Observatorio through Santa Fe to Toluca, open in full since February 2026.
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Open end to end
Metro Line 1, modernised
The city’s first metro line, rebuilt and running its full length again.
The full list: Developments, A–Z
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Works and projects 6
What’s open and what’s coming.
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Line 3 open; Lines 4–6 under construction
Cablebús
The city’s cable-car network: Line 3 crosses Chapultepec; three more lines are being built.
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Renovated, reopened 2026
Estadio Azteca (now Estadio Banorte)
The great stadium on Tlalpan, renovated and reopened in 2026; it staged the opening match of the 2026 World Cup.
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Open end to end
Metro Line 1, modernised
The city’s first metro line, rebuilt and running its full length again.
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Opening spring 2027
Park Hyatt Mexico City Polanco
A Park Hyatt hotel and residences in a new tower in Polanco, due to welcome its first guests in spring 2027.
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Opening 2027
Rosewood Mexico City
A Rosewood hotel under development in Polanco, due to open in 2027.
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Open in full
Tren Interurbano El Insurgente
The intercity line from Observatorio through Santa Fe to Toluca, open in full since February 2026.
