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Day of the Dead Mexico 2026

Experience the traditions of Mexico City’s Day of the Dead festival

  • Event Dates

    From: Saturday, October 17, 2026
    To: Tuesday, November 3, 2026

  • Key Higlights

    • The parade
    • Floats
    • Giant skeleton
    • 1,000 actors,
    • Dancers
    • Acrobats
    • Costume parties

Day of the Dead Mexico Dia de los Muertos 2026

Mexico City marks Día de Muertos with monumental altars, costumed processions and public celebrations, with gay parties adding a separate late-night programme. Build your visit around the Reforma parade, then leave time for the quieter traditions behind the spectacle.

  • Stay close to the start of the parade at the Mumedi Design Hotel, rated “Exceptional” by guests, offering great breakfast, beautiful rooms and exceptional service.

Day of the Dead Celebrations

  • Saturday Saturday, October 17, 2026 to Tuesday, November 3, 2026 –  Events kick off from the third Saturday in October with festivities running right through to the traditional end of the Day of the Dead celebrations on the 5th of November.
  • Arrive on Friday to settle in before Saturday’s parade, with Sunday and Monday available for exploring and remembrance celebrations.
  • For Jubileo Circuit Parties and the Catrinas procession, choose the earlier weekend, Friday 23rd October to Monday 26th October.
  • Staying across both weekends gives you time to combine the club programme with museums, neighbourhood walks and the main celebrations.

What Día de Muertos Means

  • Día de Muertos honours deceased relatives and loved ones through offerings, food, flowers and family remembrance.
  • Ofrendas, the commemorative altars, often include photographs, candles and favourite foods, with marigold petals helping mark the symbolic journey home.
  • Customs vary between communities. Treat family altars and cemetery visits as acts of remembrance, asking permission before photographing people.
  • Halloween costume parties form a separate part of the city’s nightlife programme.

The Main Parade

  • Next Edition: Saturday 31st October 2026, from 2 pm.
  • The official route runs along Paseo de la Reforma towards the Zócalo.
  • Choose a viewing position around Reforma near the Ángel de la Independencia if you want easy access to Zona Rosa afterwards.
  • Arrive around two hours before the start for a better chance of finding a clear street-level view.
  • Pick one viewing area and enjoy the procession there. Following it to the Zócalo means moving through large crowds.
  • Carry water, sun protection and a light layer for later. Agree on a meeting point with your group before the streets fill.

Parade Views from your Hotel

  • We recommend you are at street-level to experience the best of the parade, however the following option is also a worthwhile experience if you want to host your own private viewing party:
  • For a view of the parade from your hotel, book a stay at The Zócalo Central & Rooftop Mexico City Hotel – Go for a Junior Suite with city view, perfect for hosting a viewing event. The Travel Proud certified hotel is rated “Wonderful” by guests with charming period features with high-end amenities.

Alebrijes and Catrinas

  • The Alebrijes parade takes place on Saturday 17th October at noon, departing from the Zócalo.
  • These large fantasy creatures celebrate Mexican craft and imagination rather than forming the main Día de Muertos parade.
  • The Catrinas procession is a separate event on Sunday 25th October.
  • Keep it distinct from the main parade when planning your trip.
  • If booking face painting, allow time for queues and choose your artist before settling into your parade viewing position.

Cultural Schedule 2026

DatE Event Venue
Saturday
17th October
Noon		 Alebrijes Monumentales Parade Departs from the Zócalo towards Paseo de la Reforma.
23rd October
to 8th November
Hours TBC		 El Camino Light Installation Reforma, between the Ángel de la Independencia and Puerta de los Leones.
Sunday
25th October
Time TBC		 Mega Procesión de las Catrinas Paseo de la Reforma.
29th October
to 2nd November
Hours TBC		 Ofrenda Monumental Zócalo, Centro Histórico.
29th October
to 4th November
Hours TBC		 Chapultepec Día de Muertos Festival Paseo de los Compositores and Lago Mayor, Chapultepec Second Section.
Saturday
31st October
2 pm		 Gran Desfile de Día de Muertos Paseo de la Reforma towards the Zócalo.
31st October
to 2nd November		 Mixquic Celebrations San Andrés Mixquic, Tláhuac. La Alumbrada takes place on Monday 2nd November at night.

Gay Parties

  • Jubileo Mictlán begins on Saturday 24th October at 9 pm, followed by Savage Lemonade afterwards, from 6 am on Sunday 25th October.
  • Pervert hosts Día de Muertxxxs on Saturday 31st October, from 10 pm to 5 am, at Ex Fábrica de Harina Andén Tacuba. Playing a mix of house and techno, perfect for visitors seeking an underground queer party.
  • Guilt advertises Saturday nights from 11 pm at Coahuila 92, Roma complete with  a Halloween costume contest.
  • Bearmex Hallowoof Saturday, 31st October 2026, from 9 pm to 4 am. Bearmex takes over La Maraka in Narvarte for “ICONIC”, an eighties-themed Halloween party with resident DJs Luggio, Montejo and Oscar Tovar, drag performers and the Bearmex gogos.

Before the Party

  • El Taller – Poular gay bar in the basement at Florencia 37-A, Zona Rosa. It opens daily from 6 pm, with drag shows, DJs and go-go performers.
  • Cabaré-Tito Fusión – At Londres 77, with shows, DJs and guest artists from 7 pm on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Choose it for an evening that begins with entertainment before moving to a larger party.
  • Blow Bar – Niza 40 hosts HallowQueen, complete with costume competitions and a weekend of parties, with drag queens, gogos and fun vibes.
  • Eat before starting the bar crawl. A parade afternoon followed by a club night makes a long day, so leave time to rest and change.
  • For Pervert, arrange transport to the venue after your pre-party stop. It is in the Tacuba area, outside the Zona Rosa and Roma nightlife cluster.

After the Parade and Later at Night

  • La Purísima – A good option if you finish the day in Centro Histórico. At República de Cuba 17, the club combines high ceilings, religious imagery, illuminated altars and neon crosses with a busy central floor. Music covers commercial pop, reggaeton and cumbia, attracting a mixed queer crowd.
  • Soberbia – Great for a post parade drink, at República de Cuba 2 in the Historic Centre. The bright frontage opens into a ground-floor club where much of the space is given over to the crowd, with hanging mannequin limbs, pink neon and pop imagery decorating the interior. Spanish-language pop, reggaeton and commercial hits suit a lively, informal night with a mixed LGBT crowd.
  • Guilt suits guests returning to Roma for a late Saturday night. Check reservations and the current programme before going.
  • If attending Pervert until 5 am, arrange a car back to your hotel rather than planning another cross-city stop.
  • The following day, keep the morning slow: brunch in Roma, a neighbourhood walk and an afternoon visit to the cultural displays make a manageable programme.

Where to Stay

For a first visit, Reforma and Zona Rosa provide the most practical combination of parade access and gay nightlife. Roma suits a longer stay centred on restaurants and neighbourhood life; Centro Histórico puts the public celebrations close to your hotel.

Reforma and Zona Rosa

  • Zona Rosa keeps you close to the bars around Amberes, Florencia and Londres, with Reforma within walking distance.
  • Choose this area if you want to watch the parade, return to your room and head out again without a major transfer.
  • A hotel one or two streets away from the late-night bars can offer a better balance between access and sleep.

Roma

  • Roma is a strong base for cafés, restaurants and a longer city break.
  • It suits visitors combining Guilt with daytime exploring, with transfers needed for Centro Histórico and Pervert.
  • Choose it for the whole holiday rather than a promised view of the parade.

Centro Histórico

  • Zócalo is a must if you want to be in the heart of historic buildings and easy access to the central festivities.
  • It works particularly well for guests who prioritise cultural visits over the Zona Rosa bar crawl.
  • Expect busy streets around major events. Ask your hotel about vehicle access and an alternative drop-off point.

Recommended Hotels

  • Mexico City Marriott Reforma – Great choice on Reforma, with dining, fitness and spa facilities. Book for easy access to the avenue and nearby Zona Rosa.
  • Hotel Geneve – Historic hotel at Londres 130, placing you directly in Zona Rosa. A heritage building, filled with character, plus the added convenience of returning on foot from the neighbourhood’s bars. It is a gay-nightlife base rather than a parade-view hotel.
  • Xoma by Viadora – An all-suite stay in Roma Norte, with private balconies, kitchens, marble bathrooms and a rooftop pool. A good choice for several nights, couples wanting extra space or guests who prefer a more residential base between parties.
  • Zócalo Central – Great for the historic centre and views over the main square from selected rooms. The rooftop restaurant and 24-hour Café Central add convenience during a busy sightseeing weekend.

Gay Map of Mexico City

Mexico City’s best gay bars are located within a short walking distance of all the best hotels in the popular Zona Rosa.

Address: Liverpool 155, Zona Rosa, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México

  • Modern 4-star hotel in Zona Rosa with contemporary amenities
  • Offering outdoor pool, Mexican cuisine restaurant, and stylish bar
  • Rooms equipped with satellite TV, minibar, and free Wi-Fi
  • Close to financial district and historic city center
  • Suitable for business and leisure travelers
  • Located in the heart of the city's gay nightlife district
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Address: Paseo de la Reforma 325, Col. Cuauhtémoc, 06500

  • Modern hotel with outdoor pool and fitness center
  • Multiple dining options including live mariachi music
  • Rooms equipped with modern amenities for comfort
  • Located on Paseo de la Reforma near Angel of Independence
  • Within walking distance to Zona Rosa's gay nightlife
  • Ideal for both business and leisure travelers
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Address: Londres 130, Colonia Juárez, 06600 Ciudad de México

  • Historic hotel with classic style rooms & modern amenities
  • On-site restaurant, fitness center, and free Wi-Fi
  • Located in Zona Rosa, close to major attractions
  • Easy access to public transportation
  • Blend of historical charm and contemporary comfort
  • Within walking distance to the city's gay nightlife district
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Address: Hamburgo 195, Colonia Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600

  • Modern 4-star hotel with rooftop pool and fitness center
  • 436 rooms and suites with contemporary amenities
  • Multiple dining options including Mood Bar and Roof Garden
  • Located in Zona Rosa, close to Paseo de la Reforma
  • Easy access to public transportation and city attractions
  • Within walking distance to the city's gay nightlife district
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Address: Calz. Gral. Mariano Escobedo 716, Anzures, Miguel Hidalgo

  • SO.DO.ME is a gay men's sauna and cruising club in Anzures.
  • With a steam room, dry sauna, jacuzzi, dark maze & private cabins.
  • The venue hosts DJ nights and themed parties.
  • Patrons enjoy the inclusive environment and upscale facilities.
  • SO.DO.ME is a staple in Mexico City's LGBTQ+ nightlife scene.
  • Open: Mon 6pm–12am, Tue closed, Wed 6pm–12am,
  • Thu–Fri 6pm–2am, Sat 7am–2am, Sun 7am–12am
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Address: Manuel María Contreras 11, San Rafael, Cuauhtémoc, 06470

  • Baños Finisterre is a gay bathhouse in San Rafael.
  • It offers steam rooms, saunas, jacuzzis, and massages.
  • The venue is known for its old-school charm and welcoming staff.
  • Patrons enjoy the inclusive environment and affordable prices.
  • It's a staple in Mexico City's LGBTQ+ wellness scene.
  • Open: Mon–Sat 6am–9pm, Sun 6am–4pm
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Address: Amberes 15-A, Col. Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 CDMX

  • Club Olimpo is a gay men's bathhouse in Zona Rosa.
  • It offers a jacuzzi, steam room, sauna, and private cabins.
  • The venue includes a dance floor and dark room for socializing.
  • Patrons enjoy the inclusive atmosphere and cleanliness.
  • Club Olimpo is a staple in Mexico City's LGBTQ+ wellness scene.
  • Open: Tue–Fri 3pm–12am, Sat–Sun 12am–6am, 3pm–12am
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Address: Florencia 35-B, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Mexico City

  • Gay bar located in Mexico City's Zona Rosa district.
  • Features drag shows, karaoke nights, and themed parties.
  • Attracts a diverse LGBTQ+ crowd, especially on weekends.
  • Offers a lively atmosphere with Latin pop and 80s hits.
  • Decorated with a cowboy theme, providing a unique experience.
  • Open: Wed–Sun: 8pm–3:30am
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Address: Eje Central Lázaro Cárdenas 43, Centro Histórico, Cuauhtémoc, 

  • Gay nightclub located in Mexico City's Centro Histórico.
  • Features drag shows, go-go dancers, and themed parties.
  • Attracts a diverse LGBTQ+ crowd, especially on weekends.
  • Offers multiple spaces with varied music genres and atmospheres.
  • Situated near Plaza Garibaldi, easily accessible from central areas.
  • Open: Thu–Sun: 9pm–3am
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Address: Calle General Prim 9, Colonia Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06600

  • Lesbian-focused bar located in Mexico City's Centro Histórico.
  • Features drag king shows, karaoke, and themed performances.
  • Attracts a diverse queer crowd, especially on weekend nights.
  • Offers a welcoming atmosphere with affordable drinks.
  • Situated on Calle General Prim, easily accessible from central areas.
  • Open: Fri–Sat: 9pm–3am; Sun–Thu: Closed
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Address: Av. Insurgentes Sur 357, Hipódromo, Cuauhtémoc, 06100

  • Men-only gay leather bar with gothic decor & adult entertainment
  • Features include go-go dancers, dark room & adult film screenings
  • Popular on Tuesdays for drink specials and energetic atmosphere
  • Two-level venue attracting a diverse male crowd
  • Known for its inclusive vibe and late-night parties
  • Open: Tue–Sun: 9pm–4am
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Address: República de Cuba 45 Col. Centro Cuauhtémoc CDMX

  • Cruise-heavy men’s nightlife spot in Mexico City’s Centro Histórico.
  • Known for a bear-forward crowd and late-night, high-heat energy.
  • Cuir Room nights leaned fetish-forward with a darker, dress-code. 
  • Expect loud music, tight spaces, and a come-as-you-are edge.
  • Set on República de Cuba, right in the cluster of gay nightlife venues
  • Open: Fri-Sat 8pm-3am

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Address: Calle de Niza 40, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México

  • Gay nightclub located in Mexico City's Zona Rosa district.
  • Features drag shows, go-go dancers, and themed parties.
  • Attracts a diverse LGBTQ+ crowd, especially on weekends.
  • Offers a lively atmosphere with Latin pop and 80s hits.
  • Includes a rooftop terrace for socializing and city views.
  • Open: Thu: 9pm–3am, Fri–Sat: 8pm–4am
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Address: República de Cuba 18, Centro Histórico, Cuauhtémoc, 06000

  • Iconic gay bar in Mexico City's Centro Histórico district.
  • Known for drag performances and nostalgic pop playlists.
  • Draws a mixed crowd of locals and returning visitors.
  • Delivers a high-energy vibe with a busy dance floor.
  • Recognized as one of the city's longstanding LGBTQ+ venues.
  • Open: Thu–Sat: 6:30pm–3am
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Address: Calle Amberes 18, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600

  • Gay bar located in Mexico City's Zona Rosa district.
  • Features drag shows, go-go dancers, and themed parties.
  • Attracts a diverse LGBTQ+ crowd, especially on weekends.
  • Offers a lively atmosphere with Latin pop and 80s hits.
  • Includes a rooftop terrace for socializing and city views.
  • Open: Tue–Sun: 2:30pm–2:30am
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Address: Amberes 21, Planta Baja, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600

  • Gay strip club located in Mexico City's Zona Rosa district.
  • Featured male stripper shows and themed parties.
  • Attracted a diverse LGBTQ+ crowd, especially on weekends.
  • Offered a lively atmosphere with Latin pop and 80s hits.
  • Situated on Amberes Street, a hub for nightlife in the area.
  • Open: Wed–Sun: 10pm–3am
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Address: República de Cuba 17, Centro Histórico, Cuauhtémoc, 06010

  • Iconic gay bar in Mexico City's Centro Histórico district.
  • Known for its irreverent Catholic-themed décor & vibrant atmosphere
  • Attracts a diverse LGBTQ+ crowd, especially on weekends.
  • Features drag shows, go-go dancers, and themed parties.
  • Offers a lively setting with Latin pop and 80s hits.
  • Open: Thu–Sat: 7pm–3am
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Address: Londres 142, Planta Alta, esquina Amberes, Zona Rosa

  • Gay nightclub located in Mexico City's Zona Rosa district.
  • Features drag shows, go-go dancers, and themed parties.
  • Attracts a diverse LGBTQ+ crowd, especially on weekends.
  • Offers a lively atmosphere with Latin pop and 80s hits.
  • Includes a rooftop terrace for socializing and city views.
  • Open: Daily: 6pm–3am
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Address: Londres 77, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 CDMX, Mexico

  • Gay show bar and nightclub in Mexico City’s Zona Rosa.
  • Built around drag, DJs, and crowd-pleasing stage moments.
  • Splits into different areas, with karaoke in the mix.
  • Runs big themed nights that ramp up fast after doors.
  • Known as a long-running Cabaretito venue in the zone.
  • Open: Tue 6pm-2am, Thu-Sat 6pm-3am, Mon-Wed,Sun Closed
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Address: Florencia 37-B, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México

  • Historic gay bar in Mexico City's Zona Rosa district.
  • Features drag shows, go-go dancers, and themed parties.
  • Attracts a diverse LGBTQ+ crowd, especially on weekends.
  • Offers a lively atmosphere with Latin pop and 80s hits.
  • Includes a rooftop terrace for socializing and city views.
  • Open: Tue–Sun: 9pm–3am
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Address: Calle Amberes 1, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México

  • Kinky Bar is a multilevel gay nightclub in Zona Rosa.
  • It features a cantina lounge, karaoke bar, and terrace.
  • Entertainment includes drag shows and go-go dancers.
  • The crowd is young and diverse.
  • The venue is known for its lively atmosphere.
  • Open: Thu 9pm–3am, Fri–Sat 9pm–4am
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Address: Nicho Bears & Bar, Londres 182, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600

  • BearMex organizes gay bear and fetish events in Mexico City.
  • Events include Bear Pride and Leather Weekend festivals.
  • Parties feature top DJs, go-go bears, and themed nights.
  • Venues include Nicho Bears & Bar and Versalles 64.
  • BearMex events are known for their inclusive and lively atmosphere.
  • Open: Event schedules vary; check official channels for details
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Address: Londres 179, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México

  • Baby Club is a gay nightclub in Zona Rosa.
  • It features neon decor and multiple dance floors.
  • Music includes reggaeton, pop, and R&B.
  • Regular events include drag shows and themed parties.
  • The venue is known for its lively atmosphere and affordable drinks.
  • Open: Thu 7pm–4am, Fri–Sat 6pm–4am, Sun 6pm–11:30pm
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Address: Londres 182, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México

  • Nicho Bears & Bar is a gay bar in Zona Rosa.
  • It caters to the bear community and their admirers.
  • Events include drag shows, karaoke, and themed parties.
  • The bar features bear-themed decor and a cozy atmosphere.
  • Known for friendly staff, affordable drinks, and lively music.
  • Open: Thu 9pm–1am, Fri–Sat 8pm–3am
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Address: Versalles 64 Col. Juárez Cuauhtémoc CDMX

  • SIC Community Club is a queer nightclub in Juárez.
  • It hosts Saturday night events with house, techno, and disco music.
  • The venue features multiple rooms different DJs and dance floors.
  • Patrons enjoy the inclusive environment and energetic crowd.
  • The club is known for its vibrant decor and immersive lighting.
  • Open: Sat 11pm–5am
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Address: Coahuila 92 Col. Roma Norte Cuauhtémoc CDMX

  • Guilt is a gay nightclub in Roma.
  • It features multiple themed floors with diverse music.
  • The venue hosts drag shows and live DJ performances.
  • A dress code is enforced to maintain a stylish atmosphere.
  • The club is known for its vibrant decor and immersive lighting.
  • Open: Fri–Sat 11pm–5am
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Address: Calle Amberes 18, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México

  • King Bar is a gay bar in Zona Rosa.
  • It features live DJ music and go-go dancers.
  • The venue offers outdoor seating for people-watching.
  • Patrons enjoy the friendly staff and vibrant decor.
  • Known for its lively atmosphere and themed events.
  • Open: Thu–Sat 9pm–3am
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Address: Calle República de Cuba 8, Centro Histórico

  • El Oeste Bar is a gay bar in Centro Histórico.
  • It offers a Western-themed atmosphere with drag and stripper shows.
  • Music includes salsa, cumbia, and banda.
  • Patrons enjoy the friendly staff and lively environment.
  • The bar is known for its vibrant decor and immersive lighting.
  • Open: Daily 5pm–3am

Address: República de Cuba 44, Centro Histórico, Cuauhtémoc, 06010

  • La Perla Cabaret is a gay bar in Centro Histórico.
  • It features vibrant drag performances and eclectic decor.
  • Shows occur late at night, followed by dance parties.
  • The venue operates on a cash-only basis with large beer offerings.
  • It has become a staple in the city's LGBTQ+ nightlife scene.
  • Open: Thu 8pm–2am, Fri–Sat 8pm–4am
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Address: República de Cuba 2, Centro Histórico

  • Soberbia Bar is a gay nightclub in Centro Histórico.
  • It features drag performances and go-go dancers.
  • Music ranges from pop hits to electronic beats.
  • The venue is known for its eclectic decor and immersive lighting.
  • It attracts an energetic and inclusive crowd.
  • Open: Thu 5pm–3am, Fri–Sat 12pm–3am, 5pm–3am
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Address: Eje Central Lázaro Cárdenas 123, sexto piso, Centro

  • Sexto Piso is a gay men's club in Centro Histórico.
  • It features themed spaces like a labyrinth and replica metro car.
  • The venue offers a vibrant atmosphere with immersive lighting.
  • Patrons enjoy the inclusive environment and energetic crowd.
  • The club is known for its unique artistic installations.
  • Open: Mon–Thu 2pm–10pm, Fri–Sat 3pm–1am, Sun 1pm–11pm
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Address: Av. Insurgentes Sur 228, Roma Nte., Cuauhtémoc, CDMX

  • La Casita is a gay cruise club in Roma Norte.
  • It offers dark rooms, video lounges, and private cabins.
  • The venue operates on a membership basis for adult men.
  • Patrons appreciate the inclusive and discreet environment.
  • La Casita is a staple in Mexico City's LGBTQ+ nightlife scene.
  • Open: Mon 3pm–11am, Tue–Sun 3pm–7am
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Address: Génova 34, 2nd floor, Col. Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 CDMX

  • Dallas is a gay men's cruising club in Centro Histórico.
  • It features themed areas like a jail cell and sex theater.
  • The venue offers spacious private cabins and immersive lighting.
  • Patrons enjoy the inclusive environment and affordable entry fees.
  • Dallas is a staple in Mexico City's LGBTQ+ nightlife scene.
  • Open: Daily 3pm–3am

Address: Amberes 19, Col. Juárez, Cuauhtémoc (entry via Erotika)

  • Amberes 19 is a gay men's cruising club in Zona Rosa.
  • It offers private cabins and dark rooms for discreet encounters.
  • The venue operates daily, catering exclusively to adult men.
  • Known for its minimalist setup and essential amenities.
  • Amberes 19 is a staple in Mexico City's LGBTQ+ nightlife scene.
  • Open: Daily 3pm–3am

Florencia 56, Roma Nte., Cuauhtémoc, 06700 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

Big gay bar with regular event night and drag shows

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