Zero stars if I could. IT IS NOT SAFE. I travel to CDMX for work regularly. On the last morning of our most recent trip, my colleague and I visited the square looking for souvenirs. Local vendors thought we were taking videos of them but despite showing them we hadn’t, I was assaulted, pushed, yelled at, and restrained from leaving the area. I was quickly surrounded by 8-10 people grabbing me so violently I have bruises on my arm. They called me a “f-ing gringa” and thoroughly convinced me never to return to their market. This was at 10am on a Friday morning. Do not visit if you don’t have to. Locals are not welcoming.

Leider in den letzten Jahren sehr heruntergekommen. Voller zwilichtiger Gestalten und schmutzig. Nach Einbruch der Dunkelheit unbedingt meiden

I do not recommend to walk around this place. Just use the public transportation as quickly as possible.

This is my second time being in Mexico and I went here on Sunday, it was cool and very cool people come to smoke and hangout. Be aware it does stink a little bit like urine but it wasn’t so bad at night, it’s worse in the day when it’s hot and humid the smells lingers. If you want to explore and checkout a cool spot this is one of the places to go it’s a legal zone for weed. You won’t get arrested or harassed, the police stand there and literally watch you smoke and do nothing as long as you don’t become disrespectful.

Very clean, well done up, not sure what else you would want when transitioning from the metro to metrobus

Great food!! Get there early. Its small and usually has a que for breakfast.

Iconic place to be in Mexico City. Gathering point for the LGBT+ community. Nice restaurants and night clubs in the surroundings.

Sketch. Don't speak English walking through here at night.

A fabulous outdoor space to rest your legs and take it all in. Free WiFi all over this place!

A beautiful place to take a stroll sightseeing Mexico City.

Real mexican people .. diversity. A place to watch urban citizens

Not a great spot and it’s best to pass directly through without stopping, especially when it’s dark. Some of the streets around here are dangerous. Sometimes there are sellers in the glorieta and you can find cool things.

The memorial sits in the center yet below a busy elevated roundabout, at first you’ll find it confusing to navigate but there are paths that lead below the elevated roundabout to the memorial. Along side the memorial is a metro station as well as a connecting bus station, so it’s busy with pedestrians commuters racing to go about their day. I visited at night which I found that the memorial was quite dark, noticed the lights poles were not on, don’t know why but with many people around one may find themselves wondering if it’s safe. I didn’t experience any issues but that didn’t stop me from watching my surroundings as I explored.

What a waste of time! If you are a tourist, please pass your time elsewhere. This place is bare of trees and full of graffiti. Yes, there are some nice fruit-sellers, but that's it. Glorieta? More like, 'basura' or 'un desierto de basura'. Parts of it definitely smell like urine. Disgusting.

Excellent place to interconnect Subway and Metrobus, which is a place that passes away a lot of workers, couples, and people. Near of Reforma, and a lot of restaurants, bars, and parks. Also there are a lot of small street businesses with cheap costs considering the business buildings area. The price of the majority is related to buying capability. In the same way, there are street businesses with clothes, cigars, candies, and other stuff.

Easy to navigate, If you know how to move by metro you will save plenty time.

Nothing much to see here Just a statue and a bunch of people waiting to catch their public transportation

The Glorieta is like terminal for buses, their going to South or North of the city. Plus there is people who sale things hand made like collars, rings, and else

May bus lines, subway linked in this safe place, besides there is some food.

A good place to relaxed and do something. Maybe you can eat in the little ceasars or go to the clubs near to the subway Insurgentes.