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Sunday on Reforma with no cars

On Sundays, Mexico City’s usually chaotic Paseo de Reforma is closed to automobiles and opened to bicycles, skaters, and pedestrians. It’s a transformation that makes for a completely different Mexico City experience.

Usually clogged with cars, trucks, and buses, the boulevard takes on a much more peaceful vibe when human-powered transportion takes over.

If you’re a bicyclist, a skater, or even a hiker, you should plan to make join everyone else who takes advantage of the change to get closer to the monuments along Reforma.

Bicyclists, walkers, skaters and skateboarders fill Avenida Juarez along the Alameda Central in downtown Mexico City on a Sunday afternoon.
Everybody gets in on the action along Paseo de Reforma on Sundays.
Bicyclists cruise Paseo de Reforma through Chapultepec Park on a Sunday afternoon.
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