Mexico City
Zona Rosa keeps the strip, Roma and Condesa keep the daylight, and on the last Saturday of June the whole of Paseo de la Reforma turns out.
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- Same-sex relationships
- Legal, with no law against same-sex relationships
- Travel advisory
- No FCDO travel warning for Mexico City
- PEP within 72 hours
- ASSI Vivo in Roma Sur on 55 5615 7383, or a hospital emergency room
Canada's travel advice for Mexico states that Mexican law does not prohibit sexual acts between individuals of the same sex, while noting that homosexuality is not widely accepted in Mexican society, particularly in rural areas.
Checked Sep 18, 2026 Β· Source: Government of Canada travel advice for Mexico
The FCDO advises against all but essential travel to named areas in around a dozen states, in the north, the west and the south. Mexico City appears nowhere on that list.
Checked Sep 18, 2026 Β· Source: UK FCDO travel advice for Mexico
Start as soon as possible and no later than 72 hours after a risk. ASSI Vivo lists PEP among its services and says every appointment is private, confidential and free. Weekdays 7am to 8pm, the public ClΓnica Especializada Condesa at BenjamΓn Hill 24, Colonia Condesa, 55 5515 8311, is the city's HIV clinic. Otherwise go to a hospital emergency room and ask the price first.
Checked Sep 18, 2026 Β· Source: FundaciΓ³n MΓ©xico Vivo
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