I'm visiting Mexico City with my mother, younger sister, and father, and we have a full schedule planned except for one night. We were originally going to see the folkloric show at Belas Artes, but it's very expensive.
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I'm planning a trip in March with my two nephews and niece, aged 19-22, who want to explore the nightlife. They'll be accompanied by their 51-year-old aunt. I'm well-traveled and have done solo travel before, but they're just starting to get their passport stamps. I speak some Spanish and my niece is proficient. I'd like to know the best neighborhoods for them to stay and safely explore at night, as well as some nightlife recommendations suitable for college kids and their aunt.
I was walking by Bellas Artes the other day and saw a club with a sign that said 'no photos' and cameras everywhere. It seemed fishy, especially since it was a solo event.
My boyfriend and I are staying near the Zócalo and want to grab a drink or two before bed. We're looking for a relaxed spot, preferably LGBTQ-friendly, and close to the Zócalo.
My sister said it was awesome, but I'm not sure what to expect. We're visiting CDMX in early November and I want to make the most of it.