Floating Mariachi
Escape the hurly-burly of one of the largest cities in the world and head out a half hour south to Xochimilco (IPA: [sotʃiˈmilko]). One of the sixteen delegaciones or boroughs within Mexican Federal District. There you will float on a system of...
Saturday Market in Mexico City
San Angel’s Bazar Sabado (Saturday market) is an ideal place to browse a wide variety of quality handicrafts from across Mexico. There are some nice churches in the area and historic buildings, as well as fantastic street food and nearby...
Mexico City's Stylish Condesa
Condesa is a beautiful neighborhood not unlike some of the most charming bohemian style neighborhoods in New York, Paris or Shanghai.
Coyoacán
When in Mexico city, a must is Coyoacán. A magical and bohemian neighborhood, filled with colorful facades, great restaurants, markets, cultural performances, museums and amazing people. Some of its famous residents were Frida Kahlo and Diego...
El Bazaar Sábado
If you're looking for good art, food and company then you should head over to the best Saturday market in town. Grab a quesadilla, minus the spicy hot jalapeño, and stroll the market in search of a deal. If your Spanish is good, you will have an...
City Sights
Learn more about the history of Mexico and its fight to freedom at this lovely museum on located in the cities largest park. Have your camera ready, for once you reach the top you will finally understand just how big the city truly is.
Unique Design
Paseo de la Reforma is full of unique sculptures like this one. You could spend hours getting lost in the architecture and design of the city. It's truly amazing and a destination I highly recommend.
Galería Doce, San Ángel, Mexico City
My friend’s mother, Teresa Barnetche, paints these astonishingretablosof gold-plated Guadalupe virgins. They’re incredibly ornate, very Mexican and beautiful. 12 Amargura 52/55-5616-2040
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Museo Nacional de Antropología
My wife and I traveled through Mexico for over a month, visiting the fabulous ruins of the Toltecs, Aztecs, Maya, Olmecs, and so on, and staying in beautiful colonial towns absorbing the cultures of each region. We traveled central and southern...
