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This large and capital city has a lot to offer any tourists coming to the area, with their plethora or bars, restaurants and attractions. It’s best you pack your most comfortable walking shoes – the city has 16 boroughs and over 300 neighbourhoods. Some you might be interested in walking through would be the Zona Rosa, San Angel, Condesa and the Polanca, the latter having some of the more up-scale night clubs and restaurants. To begin, head into the historic centre, where many of the major attractions are clumped. These include the zocalo Plaza de la Constitucion, the National Palace, Templo Mayor, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Palace of Fine Arts and the Alameda. Travel a bit west, and you can find the Revolution Monument and the National Museum, both in the Plaza de la Republica, Chapultepec Park, and a couple more museums.

Gaming

The casino offers an assortment of around 200 classic and video slot machines, coming in various denominations. If you prefer to watch and bet on major international sporting events, you should look for their sportsbook. They also have electronic bingo, for those looking to get their daily dose of bingo. Considering how much the city has to offer in attractions, you’re sure to need some R and R and catch your breath – what better way, than indoors out of the hot Mexican sun, spinning slots and sipping drinks.

Hotel/Accommodations

There are no hotels on site. Just 0.4 km from the casino you can find the Pedegral Palace. Rooms here come equipped with wireless internet access and guests can enjoy 24 hour room service. Facilities on site include a restaurant-bar, a fitness centre, meeting and banquet halls, steam room and a Jacuzzi. For outdoor events ask about their garden-area, ideal for social events. Use your time here to chat up staff so as to find out about all the nearby attractions to best maximize your stay. Ask about tours and for help when arranging transportation.

Dining

The hotel has a restaurant-bar, as well as there being several other restaurants in the city. For authentic Mexican cuisine, try La Valentina or Izote. If you’re looking for more options, tour the city, picking out your own new favourite venues, eat at one of the road-side stalls, or ask casino staff to suggest places that are popular with both locals and tourists.

Attractions/NightLife

Mexico City has a huge selection of bars and clubs, so finding night life will be the least of your worries. Clubs in the area include Love, Rioma, California Dancing Club, Cream, Altavista 54, Go Go Lounge, New Orleans, El Rincon Cubano and Momma. During days, there’s a wide selection of museums to check out. These include the Museo Dolores Olmedo Patino, Museo Frida Kahlo, Museo de la Caricatura, Ex-Convento de Churubusco, the Modern Art Museum and the National Museum of Anthropology. Local attractions are plentiful as well. Visit the Plaza de la Republica where you’ll find the Revolution Monument and the National Museum, Chapultepec Park, Chapultepec Castle, Alameda Park, Templo Mayor, the Metropolitan Cathedral, Plaza de la Constitucion, Palacio Nacional, Plaza de las Tres Culturas, and the Parque Ecologico de Xochimilco, with its flora and fauna. For shopping, try Mercado de Xochimilco, with its wares and foods.

Rewards/Deals

The casino does not have a player rewards system in place. Ask about any possible contests or promotions which might be running.