Villa las Fuentes in Monterrey parallels Tlalpan Centro in Mexico City, as both are areas with a mix of residential and local culture. Tlalpan Centro is the heart of the Tlalpan borough, boasting a small-town feel within the urban expanse of Mexico City. Its colonial center is colored by narrow streets, plazas, and gardens, like the Jardín de la Constitución, which hosts community events and markets. Architecturally, it features colonial-era churches and historic buildings, such as the Sixteenth-Century Parish of San Agustín de las Cuevas. Tlalpan offers a variety of gastronomical experiences, ranging from traditional Mexican eateries to international cuisine. The area is family-friendly, with numerous schools, parks, and easy access to the Ajusco, a nearby volcanic mountain range with natural areas ideal for outdoor recreation.