Of all the major ruins in Mexico, the ancient city of Teotihuacan is one of the best. The archaeological site is located only an hour from Mexico City, right by the San Juan River. Everything you need to craft the perfect visit to Teotihuacan is right here in this guide! The prehispanic city was one of…
Las Grutas de Tolantongo is one of the coolest outdoor sites close to Mexico City. So many tourists are itching for a convenient escape into nature after spending some time in the bustling Mexican capital. That’s why Tolantongo is so perfect. The distinctly cotton-candy blue waters of Las Grutas Tolantongo are its signature draw. From…
There are tons of unique Mexico City landmarks and historical sites. Whether you’re a tourist visiting for the first time or a local who’s lived there your whole life, Mexico City landmarks provide a little peek into Mexican history, culture, and values. After living in Mexico City for the better part of a year, I’ve…
Making a Mexico City itinerary for your week-long vacation isn’t an easy task. A week sounds like a long time, but when you’re trying to see all that Mexico City has to offer, it feels much shorter. That’s why crafting a detailed Mexico City itinerary is so important for making the most of your trip….
Starting your day off at a delectable Mexico City brunch & breakfast spot is practically required with so many great options. In Mexico City, you can find everything from classic Mexican breakfast dishes to international options showcasing French and European traditions. Mexico City has an affinity for brunch. So when you’re visiting Mexico City, you…
I’m sure your stomach has already started rumbling at the thought of the amazing local food in Mexico City. This food scene is ripe with excellent spots for where to try real Mexican cuisine. Between the street food and the incredible restaurants, Mexico City is a dream come true for travelers who love Mexican food….
The abundance of cafes in Mexico City makes it the perfect place for coffee lovers and digital nomads alike. Mexico City is a paradise of coffee shops. As someone who has lived in Mexico City for the past 7 months and worked as a barista all throughout college, I’m here to spill the beans on…
Many people worry that traveling will destroy their wallets, but it’s totally possible to do Mexico City on a budget. Even though it’s a large metropolitan city, Mexico City is actually very affordable. With a little planning and a few important money-saving tips I’ll share in this post, you can easily visit Mexico City without…
Like many capital cities around the world, there’s an abundance of interesting museums in Mexico City. These menageries have a range of focuses from contemporary art museums and natural history museums to archaeological collections and castles. After spending the past six months in Mexico City, I’ve found that one of the best ways to learn…
If you’re struggling to find your perfect fit among all the Mexico City neighborhoods, then you’re in the right place. There are over 300 neighborhoods in the vast metropolis of Mexico City, so there’s a ridiculous amount of options to explore for where to stay. Having all those choices sounds great at first, but many…
Visiting the local markets in Mexico City is a memorable part of every traveler’s experience. Latin American countries in general have incredible markets, but Mexico City’s are something special. Here you’ll find exotic meats, artisanal goods, fresh produce, jewelry, and more. If you’re craving a taste (literally and figuratively) of the local culture, then spending…
Finding the best restaurants in Mexico City can be a bit of a hunt. After all, there are around 15,000 places to eat in the area, each serving up fare from international dishes to traditional Mexican cuisine. Luckily, you won’t have to go searching much farther for the best restaurants in Mexico City. After living…
Even if you only have a week in Mexico’s bustling capital city, you should still embark on at least one of the amazing day trips from Mexico City. While there are endless things to do and see in Mexico City, there’s also a whole world of day trips only a couple of hours away. From…
The best time to visit Mexico is during the dry season between December and April. This season has the best weather out of the year, with temperatures hovering around 23 ℃ / 75 ℉, blue skies, and no rainstorms. Going to Mexico during the proverbial “best weather season” is everyone’s first move when they’re planning…
Finding the best places to stay in Mexico City can be intimidating because there are so many different neighborhoods and options. CDMX is the largest city in Mexico by population and one of the biggest cities in Latin America in general. If you’re overwhelmed with all the choices of where to stay in Mexico City,…
Are you planning a trip to Mexico City and wondering if Mexico City is safe? Mexico’s capital city is filled to the brim with culture, nightlife, and sites to see. But there are definitely some things you should know about safety in Mexico before hopping on a plane. After living in Mexico City for the…