Mexico City Activity

Coyoacán's Independence Cry will feature performances by Merenglass and a tribute to the late Jenni Rivera, offering a blend of traditional and modern

Pan dulce has been declared a cultural heritage of Mexico City and will be celebrated with a free festival featuring over 300 types of sweet breads.

Discover the hidden treasures of Mexican cinema at the Estudios Churubusco, an incredible exhibition that showcases over 150 years of film history. Located in the heart of CDMX, this exhibition offers a glimpse into the rich legacy of Mexican cinema, from iconic films to the behind-the-scenes magic of movie making. Don’t miss the chance to see original costumes, props, and sets from beloved classics. Open from 10 AM to 7 PM on weekdays and 11 AM to 6 PM on weekends, the Estudios Churubusco is a must-visit for film enthusiasts and families alike. Admission is free, making it an accessible and educational experience for all. Whether you're a cinephile or just curious about the history of Mexican cinema, this exhibition is a fascinating exploration of the magic that happens behind the camera.

Explore Mexico City's rich local markets and celebrate the 15th of September with this guide on where to go, what to expect, and practical tips for a

Discover the best places in Mexico City to indulge in the classic chiles en nogada dish, a colorful and delicious celebration of autumn.

Explore the best events for Fiestas Patrias in Mexico City, perfect for families and digital nomads, with parades, fireworks, and family-friendly acti

Mexico City introduces a new police initiative, 'Code 1, Policía en Tu Calle,' aiming to increase police visibility across the city.

Pulquerías in Mexico City may soon face new regulations aimed at modernizing these traditional venues while ensuring safety and hygiene.

The Metro Line 12 will close 9 stations starting January 15th, 2024, affecting commutes for expats and digital nomads. RTP shuttle service will operat

Mexico City will be hosting free mariachi performances throughout September to celebrate the 150th anniversary of cantinas, making for a serenata-fill

Discover the refreshing aguas frescas, a staple in Mexico's diet and a must-try for expats and digital nomads in Mexico City.

Experience the traditional nixtamalization process and learn to make your own tortillas at Eat Mexico’s Tortilla Class and Workshop.

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Rents in Mexico City have increased by an average of 9.6% over the past year, with some neighborhoods experiencing even higher hikes. This could pose

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Mexico City offers a variety of solo dining options that make it easy to enjoy a meal on your own, from watching chefs prepare your meal to casual spo

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At Catita Pan y Café in the Narvarte neighborhood, you can experience the unique Tortilla Class and Workshop offered by Eat Mexico. Not only will you learn about the traditional nixtamalization process and make your own tortillas, but you'll also enjoy a delicious coffee cocktail and a bag of homemade buttery biscuits.

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Mexico City's Cutzamala water supply system has reached 81% capacity, its highest level in a decade, thanks to recent heavy rainfall. This improvement

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Solo diners can enjoy handmade pasta and chat with the chef while also making new friends. The limited number of countertop seats offer a unique dining experience where you can watch the magic at work in front of you.

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September is not the month of earthquakes in Mexico City, as popular belief suggests. While the fear is real, scientific evidence shows that any month

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Prime One Tours offers private Cancun tours to Chichen Itza, Tulum & Isla Mujeres with bilingual guides, all-inclusive service, and 13+ years experience.

How Western tipping culture is destroying Mexico's service industry

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