However, it’s a big and diverse city, and what is fine in one neighborhood may not be considered acceptable in another. are, if not gay-friendly, then at least gay-tolerant. Even in my very boring, un-cool neighborhood (Navarte), I occasionally see queer couples. In Zona Rosa you are sure to find cute queer couples canoodling and kissing, but you won’t look at all out of place holding hands with your sweetie in Condesa or Roma, either. Queer people here enjoy a whole host of important rights: same-sex marriage is legal in D.F., same-sex couples can jointly adopt children, trans* people can change their gender on legal documents. It’s large and cosmopolitan, which tends to ensure that people will be open-minded. Mexico City is, in many ways, the gay capital of Mexico (the other competitor for this title is Guadalajara, but I’ve never been there, so I can’t say). The 200 Best Lesbian, Bisexual & Queer Movies Of All Timeĭiana Cazadora Zona Rosa via Flickr user lito.LGBTQ Television Guide: What To Watch Now.
