One of the best things about the Paseo de la Reforma is that on Sunday mornings, the road is totally closed down to car traffic.Taking a stroll down here is one of the best things to do in Mexico City. During this time, tons of people flock to enjoy the majesty of this tree-lined ...
If you have any friends from Mexico City, you have probably heard about Cineteca Nacional. It’s a huge outdoor movie theater that was first opened in 1974. They play movies in both English and Spanish, and it’s a great way to spend a relaxing evening in the city. Just bring a bl...
Whether you choose a guided tour or wander among the tequila displays solo, there's a lot to learn about Mexico's most celebrated spirit at thismuseum. And yes, there's an onsite cantina where you can sample some for yourself. Spot the Street Art Mexico City is a respected art capital,...
Discover Mexico City, where history, culture, and modernity blend seamlessly. Explore the iconic Zocalo and the National Museum of Anthropology to unveil the rich tapestry of Mexico's eventful history. From tacos to tamales, street food, and market tours give hungry travelers a tasty glimpse into...
What do you wish tourists knew about Mexico City? Crime exists everywhere, but I feel safe in the areas of Mexico that I visit. Still, it’s important to heed some simple tips on how to be less of a target: using a money belt, only carrying enough cash and one credit...
16) Learn about Frida KahloThe famous and flamboyant Mexican painter, Frida Kahlo, was born and died in La Casa Azul (the Blue House), located in one of the oldest neighborhoods in Mexico City.The house has now been transformed into the Frida Kahlo Museum (Museo Frida Kahlo)....
Learn about Mexico City’s most famous artist, Frida Kahlo. (Photo Credit: Adrian Alva) And don’t forget about Diego Rivera next door! (Photo Credit: Salvador Torres) In nearby San Angel, you can see where the couple lived in separate yet connected homes atEl Museo Casa Estudio Diego Ri...
It’s no secret that I loved my five-week trip to Mexico. While every spot I visited had its own appeal – I actually liked Merida so much that I went back to spend more time there. There was something about the city that, quite frankly, I couldn’t get enough of. ...
Québec City's Walls Travel back in time along North America’s only walled city north of Mexico You might be asking yourself: “Why is Québec City Walled?” In fact, the escarpment of Cap Diamant provided the colony of New France with a natural defence system on the west side. A decis...
Best Things to do in Mexico City Delve into History at Templo Mayor Strolling underneath the modern skyscrapers on Avenida Reforma or the neighbourhood of Santa Fe, it’s hard to believe that these areas in Mexico City date back centuries. There’s no such doubt about the historic origins of...