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 activities.
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 operate, but travel times and routes will need to be adjusted.
Mexico City will be hosting free mariachi performances throughout September to celebrate the 150th anniversary of cantinas, making for a serenata-filled month for expats and locals alike.
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.
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 a significant challenge for expats and digital nomads living in costlier boroughs.
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 spots with bar seating.
Mexico City's Cutzamala water supply system has reached 81% capacity, its highest level in a decade, thanks to recent heavy rainfall. This improvement is crucial for residents, including expats and digital nomads, ensuring a more stable water supply and fewer water restrictions.
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 can see seismic activity. Regular drills and preparedness measures are essential for residents and visitors alike.
Mexico's traditional tipping standard is 10-15% (not 20-25%). Over-tipping by foreigners inflates prices in expat neighborhoods, creates preferential treatment, and breeds resentment. Tip local rates.
Anti-foreigner waves on Mexican social media often appear manufactured to distract from real causes: wealthy developers, speculation, policy failures.
Aztec Empire fell due to indigenous civil war: 80,000+ Tlaxcalan warriors plus 100,000+ other indigenous fighters defeated the Aztecs, while Spanish forces (600-3,000 soldiers) played supporting role. Tlaxcalans strategically allied with Cortés after century of resisting Aztec expansion.
