Destinations to visit from Mexico City’s newest bus station

Published February 26, 2025

The lively neighborhood of Cuauhtémoc, as predicted, is exploding in the best way possible. Wine bars, bakeries, coffee shops and art galleries are popping out of the woodwork like bubbles in a just-poured glass of champagne. However nothing sparked my fancy quite like the addition of the shiny, brand new Cuauhtémoc bus station that services CostaLine, ETN, Viva and Autovías.

The bus system in and around Mexico City is extensive. You can go almost anywhere from any of the four central terminals: TAPO, or Oriente, in Venustiano Carranza; Central del Norte in Gustavo A. Madero; Terminal Poniente, better known as Observatorio, in Álvaro Obregón; and the Central de Autobuses del Sur, also called Terminal Tasqueña, in Coyoacán.

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