Part of downtown Mexico City’s renewal project, this somewhat off-the-grid pedestrian walkway is not a common destination for the average tourist, but locals and certainly hipsters know all about it! Regina Street, lined with restaurants and bars, and its surrounding neighborhood offers quite a few pleasant surprises, including a grassroots museum that focuses on the injustices of the government (the Museum of Forced Disappearances), one of my favorite churches – Regina Coelli, the ruins of the convent where baroque poetess Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz lived, and a restaurant belonging to one of Mexico’s finest culinary schools, are among the things we will explore on this three-hour tour.
