San Jerónimo Lídice

The church stands on Cerrada de San Jerónimo, about 300 m from avenida San Jerónimo, which runs from Ciudad Universitaria to avenida San Bernabé. By car, the Periférico runs elevated over the San Jerónimo roundabout, and the stretch beneath it is unfriendly to both walkers and drivers; past the interchange the avenue opens up south of Unidad Independencia. Times depend on traffic and no figure is published.

By public transport, the most direct option is RTP route 119A, which leaves from the CETRAM Universidad (Metro Universidad, Line 3) and runs through Copilco, avenida Río Magdalena, San Jerónimo and Aculco to Popular Santa Teresa. It began in April 2026 as a 60-working-day trial; the fare is 4 pesos, paid only with the Tarjeta de Movilidad Integrada, and it runs Monday to Friday 5 am to 11 pm, Saturday 6 am to 10 pm and Sunday 7 am to 9:30 pm. Check that it is still running. Another way: Metro Miguel Ángel de Quevedo (Line 3) is the terminus of bus routes 41 and 66 towards La Magdalena Contreras, though their exact path is not published. No Metrobús, Cablebús or train reaches the village.

The church of San Jerónimo, with its 1713 baroque façade and churrigueresque altar.
The 16th-century Franciscan open chapel, with its baptismal font and atrial cross.
The atrium plaza, where Lidice is remembered every 10 June, and the tomb from the 1847 battle of Contreras.
The entrance arch and cobbled streets, above all Santiago and Héroes de Padierna.
The patron-saint feast on 30 September.
Avenida San Jerónimo, from Ciudad Universitaria to avenida San Bernabé, and the Cuernavaca bike lane.
Mercado Tihuatlán, about 800 m away.