Streetwise Mexico City Map - Laminated City Center Street Map of Mexico City, MX - Folding pocket size travel map with metro map

This map was exceedingly clear and helpful. I found everything I looked for ( and some I didn't) in an exceedingly complicated city. The inserts of the Metro system and Coyoacan simplified route-making decisions. Someday someone ought to make a map of public bathrooms and safe places to cross busy streets in Mexico City!

For my first time in Mexico City, having spent 5 days there, this map was more than sufficient. Being laminated, it was extremely helpful as I kept it in my back pocket and pulled it out frequently. It lists all of the major and minor points of interest for any tourist. Unless this is your 3rd or 4th tourist trip to Mexico city you will find it hard to exhaust all of the sites found on the map. Just the right size and amount of information for the beginner or intermediate tourist of Mexico City.

I took this map to Mexico City with me last year and it definitely helped in providing direction while conserving my cell phone battery. The only downside is that the edition I bought is kind of old, there were landmarks, museums, etc that were missing (Why I gave it 3 stars). I have purchased Streetwise Maps for all my trips (except one) and they are the best. They maintain their shape through being shoved in my backpack, back pocket or any where else and the laminated surface helps keep it clean and water-proof.

Mexico City is enormous, and I can’t imagine toting a full size map that covers the wide expanse of this urban spread. The folding and unfolding alone would disrupt any walk around the city, and no one wants to be that obvious of a tourist. Bring the full city map with you, if you must, but rely on this excellent City Center focus to cover the basics and travel guide books to help you excursions further out. Perhaps for some travelers, digital devices have already made these folding maps and guide books terribly outdated and very last century. For those whose skills are less-advanced, this laminated guide does just fine. One fine attribute of this series of maps – I’ve used them for many different cities, even my hometown on occasional visits – is their sturdiness. No questions about how to fold or tuck them away. No worry about coffee spills or salsa stains. At relatively low cost, the Streetwise map for Mexico City is a good bargain. Michael Helquist, author, MARIE EQUI: Radical Politics and Outlaw Passions

I expected a map of Mexico City not just a few streets of the city. I lived in Mexico City so I wanted a comprehensive map not something that comes with any guide book or that hotels hand out. I had never seen a Streetwise Map before and that was my mistake.

Covers all main areas and the typing is fairly easy to read. We used it a lot for finding a metro close to where we were .Laminated so handy when it is raining.

Map is just as advertised, covers the main (more tourist-friendly) parts of the city, metro map helped, I carried it with me everywhere I went! Highly recommended for travelers to D.F.

This map is generally good for tourist purposes, although parts of Polanco, including the location of the Colección Jumex and the Soumaya Museum are covered with the 'Streetwise' logo. If you're looking for something more in depth, this is not the product for you. Otherwise, the map is sturdy, and it's easy to mark locations with markers.