Plaza Satélite was built in 1971, throughout its history it has been remodeled and expanded twice, the last time in 2018. Plaza Satélite Park -the largest parking lot conversion project into a park in Latin America- is a continuation of this expansion phase and was built to create a green and outdoor space in favor of the community so deeply rooted and faithful in the metropolitan area of Mexico City.

This new four-hectare park was conceived and designed to consolidate a new vision of retail, where commerce stands as a vehicle to create spaces for recreation and leisure for the benefit of its users, to promote casual encounters and activities to reinforce and nurture community ties.

The project proposes a flexible distribution of use, where each of the four main areas converge under general concepts: gastronomy, color, wellness, and family. It features six high-end restaurants, a central lake, a running track and circuit alongside three children’s play areas, an interactive fountain for children, and an amphitheater outlined with large trees. All of these spaces are immersed in a landscape designed to reinforce the four concepts through the use of endemic, edible, medicinal, and aromatic plants that limit the conceptual spaces and, at the same time, blend in their planters to create a harmonious and agreeable atmosphere that encourages the visitor to interact with the surrounding nature.

Plaza Satélite Park annually receives approximately 2,840,000 visitors that have adopted this space as their own making it part of their daily lives.

Plaza Satélite Park

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