How to get to the clinic

The Instituto Médico del Prado enjoys an excellent location in Mexico City and offers multiple transportation options tailored to each patient’s needs. Our clinic is located in the Anzures neighborhood (Miguel Hidalgo borough), a strategic and well-connected area right between Polanco and Paseo de la Reforma.

First, if you land at Benito Juárez International Airport (AICM), to reach our hair transplant clinic we recommend using the authorized airport taxis. Several official booths offer these services inside the terminals, where after indicating the number of passengers and luggage, you can book your ride at a fixed rate, meeting the highest standards of safety, comfort, and quality. For getting around the city, we recommend ride-hailing apps. Applications such as Uber or DiDi are a convenient and safe option.

Additionally, both the Mexico City Metro and the Metrobús and city bus networks have extensive coverage across Mexico City, which can be used to reach our facilities from anywhere in the capital. We recommend using Google Maps to plan a route from your starting point to our clinic and find the optimal way in real time.

The location of the Instituto Médico del Prado in Mexico City is exceptional for patients visiting us from other cities or countries. It is situated in the heart of the Anzures neighborhood, in the Miguel Hidalgo borough, right between Polanco and Paseo de la Reforma, two of the most important and safest corridors in the capital for both tourism and business.

Anzures can be described as a quiet residential neighborhood, featuring tree-lined streets, modern offices, and excellent restaurants and cafés. Furthermore, it offers great connections via both private and public transport, including direct access to key areas such as Las Lomas, Chapultepec, Reforma, and Polanco, ensuring a comfortable stay during the days of your procedure.

Very close to our hair clinic in Mexico, you will find a diverse and solid hotel offering, ranging from five-star hotels to executive apartments. We have prepared a selection of the most recommended nearby hotels by our patients, from whom we have received excellent and verified reviews:

Mexico City is one of the most vibrant culinary capitals in the world, where traditional cuisine and contemporary fine dining naturally coexist. During your stay, you can enjoy everything from local specialties—such as tacos, quesadillas, tortas, and tamales—which are an essential part of the country’s culinary identity, to gourmet spaces like Mercado Roma, which bring together modern concepts and flavors from different regions of Mexico. This diversity makes dining in the capital an excellent way to experience its culture and traditions.

In addition to traditional markets, very close to our clinic in the Anzures neighborhood you will find an extraordinary selection of internationally renowned restaurants. In neighboring areas such as Polanco, Paseo de la Reforma, Roma, and La Condesa, there is an abundance of both Mexican fine dining and international fusion restaurants, suited to different tastes and budgets. Below, we present a selection of recommended restaurants in CDMX to enjoy during your visit:

What to see in Mexico City

Mexico City boasts an extraordinary historical and cultural heritage that offers countless activities to enjoy during your stay. You can start by exploring the Historic Center (Centro Histórico) at the Zócalo square, where the majestic Metropolitan Cathedral and the National Palace will transport you back in time. Right next door, you will also find the Templo Mayor, one of the main archaeological sites of ancient Tenochtitlan right in the heart of the metropolis.

Likewise, it is well worth taking the time to stroll through the traditional neighborhood of Coyoacán, home to the famous Casa Azul (now the Frida Kahlo Museum), where the artist lived and created some of her most iconic works. You can also immerse yourself in the capital’s vibrant art scene by exploring the Bellas Artes and Soumaya museums, which house impressive collections of Mexican and international art, or visit traditional markets such as the La Merced Market, where the flavors and colors will wrap you in a unique culinary experience.

Exploring the trendy Roma and Condesa neighborhoods, filled with cafés, restaurants, galleries, and boutiques, is another highlight of your trip. Similarly, you can enjoy the cosmopolitan atmosphere of the Zona Rosa and walk past the iconic Angel of Independence monument on Paseo de la Reforma. Mexico City, with its unique blend of tradition and modernity, offers an unforgettable experience full of diversity and color.