Twenty years of fun lives here. Granja las Américas is an entertaining and educational experience. It connects urban families with rural life.
Granja las Américas pursues several goals. These include fun, learning about nature, animal care, and sustainability. The farm wants to transmit these goals to its visitors. It is a leader in educational entertainment. Children and adults can enjoy a unique experience. They can interact with nature. They can learn more about the world.
Granja las Américas is unique in Mexico City. It has interactive experiences with animals. There are more than 13 different species. These include dogs, cows, goats, and chickens. Educational workshops teach visitors to care for the environment. There is also extreme fun. Activities include a climbing wall and a zipline. Visitors can also drive electric vehicles on a circuit. The Domo Eurobungy also offers fun.
Granja las Américas aims to connect families with rural life. It teaches children about agriculture in an attractive way. It is a popular destination for school trips and family outings.
Sustainability is a key goal. Granja las Américas raises awareness. It teaches about environmental care. It explains the consequences of neglecting it. The farm has interactive workshops.
One workshop is La Liga del Reciclaje. SC Johnson inaugurated this space last September. It emphasizes the importance of sustainability. The workshop teaches about the 3Rs. These are Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Children are inspired to protect the planet.
Another workshop is Taller del agua. It explains how aqueducts work. It shows the system needed to get water to homes. This makes people more aware of water conservation.
Granitos de arena teaches kids to prevent a city collapse. They learn to make good decisions. Sabino el árbol is inside a giant ahuehuete tree. Visitors learn about these legendary trees.
Fábrica del ahorro teaches about money. It informs children how small actions impact the planet.
Granja Las Américas offers a space to interact with animals. There are over 220 animals of 20 species. Visitors can plant and harvest fruits and vegetables. They can make products like milk and tortillas. The idea is to play farmer for a day.
For adventurers, there is an “Extreme Zone.” It includes a Domo Eurobungy and a mini-golf course. There is a reptile area and a zipline over 75 meters long. A climbing wall and a go-kart circuit are also available.
Granja Las Américas is located on Boulevard Pípila. It is open Fridays to Sundays. The hours are 10:00 to 18:00. Come and enjoy a day of fun. Learn about nature and animals. Support sustainability at Granja las Américas.