I'm staying in the Juárez neighborhood and I want to visit the Anthropology Museum tomorrow. However, an Uber driver told me to stay indoors due to planned protests. I'm thinking of using Uber or Didi to get there around 10 am. Should I stick to my plan or stay home?
5 questions in Transportation
We are visiting Mexico City for the first time this Friday for eight days and the forecast is for a lot of rain. We generally walk 6-10 miles a day and wander to explore, but we'll be taking Ubers more than usual.
I'm a remote worker living in Condesa and I need to get to Tepotzotlán for work. I've never taken public transportation that far before, but I have three ideas. I'd appreciate any advice on the best way to get there.
We're visiting Mexico City in a couple weeks from the US and we were planning to take the metro from the airport to our hotel in the Roma/Condesa area, but no one mentions it on here. Is it not a reasonable option?
I'm planning a trip to Mexico City this weekend and I'm not sure if the rain will ruin my plans. I know it's common for some countries to always show rain even when it's for an hour of the day or if it's like 20%. What is the weather like in CDMX right now? Is it a bad weekend to travel there?