Expo Reforma CANACO Ciudad de Mexico City

Expo Reforma is a surprisingly modest meeting and expo center in the Centro Histórico. Many visitors will find it intimate by international standards. Run by the Mexico City Chamber of Commerce, it’s technically called the Expo Reforma CANACO (Cámara de Comercio de la Ciudad de México) today.

With some 9,000 square meters of open air area and a wide open roof-top, it’s been the annual meeting place for a whole range expositions, conventions and business events. Because it’s not your massive international expo-zone, the cultural and culinary events that happen here are surprisingly attractive, even to the general public. Events tend to be well-attended. And the list of happenings going on here appeal to a broad range of the public.

As it’s also conveniently located, guest can arrive comfortably by public transport, including by the Metrobus, which stops just a block away on two different lines.

Hours: The venue transitions under an agenda of conventions or exhibitions in a weekend format with uninterrupted morning-afternoon hours.

How to get there?: The Expo Reforma station (Metrobús Line 4) stops and operates at the front pedestrian facade, supported by the Hidalgo or Juárez stations (Metro Lines 2 and 3) accessible by crossing and walking through safe central pedestrian blocks.