Glorieta de Insurgentes, the plaza-and-traffic circle at the intersection of Avenida Insurgentes and Avenida Chapultepec, is a transportation hub for the Metro and Metrobus and is an excellent stopping-off point.
By Metro
You can hop off at Insurgentes Station Line 1, pink. The station exits in the plaza at the center of Glorieta de Insurgentes, where good people-watching opportunities abound.
By bus
If you are riding on Chapultepec Avenue, ask the driver to drop you at Florencia Avenue. Keep in mind though, that the MicroBus is packed.
By Turibus
The double-decker hop-in and hop-off tourist bus that runs along Paseo de la Reforma, and throughout many other areas of the city. You can depart Zona Rosa at the Angel de Independencia for connections to the pyramids, the south of the city and the normal tourist route. Be sure to check the schedule at the tourist information booth a few steps from the stop.
By car
You can access the area using Niza Avenue, Reforma Avenue or Insurgentes Avenue. There are several parking lots charging around $14 pesos an hour. Several restaurants have their own valet parking, charging between $30 to $45 pesos. There are also parking meters charging $10 an hour. Make sure you pay enough when using meters, as unlike other countries where the police will just leave a ticket on the dashboard, in Mexico City, they will put a wheel lock to violators and paying fines is a very expensive and troublesome process. Meters are off on Saturdays and Sundays.