See another side of Mexico City.
Make time for Tacuba. At ExfabricaMX, a former factory has become a place to explore street art, food and independent spaces.
An afternoon. A new perspective.
This suggested self-guided visit combines street art and industrial architecture with time to eat. You don’t need to know the artists to enjoy it. Start by looking around.
Arrive in daylight
Head to Primavera 106. Start with the walkways and public areas. Look at facades, gates and columns.
Follow the murals
Step closer for details, then back for scale. Respect working spaces and ask before photographing people.
Stop for a bite
Find coffee or food inside the district. Check opening hours if you have a particular spot in mind.
Leave room for a discovery
Check whether an exhibition, concert or activity is happening that day. Each organiser sets its own schedule and entry rules.
Put it on your itinerary.
If you love street art
Give yourself time for both the murals and the architecture. The industrial setting is part of the experience.
Coming from another neighbourhood?
Check live travel times from your hotel. Plan a proper stop rather than squeezing in ten minutes between distant activities.
Going to a concert?
Consider ExfabricaMX before another plan in the north of the city, such as Arena CDMX. These are separate destinations: check transport, timings and a comfortable buffer.