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Don’t have plans yet for the long weekend? On November 16, 2026, there will be a variety of activities to enjoy in Mexico City, ranging from a free book fair to a basketball game and cultural experiences...
The best time of the year is here, and the decorations are already out. This list will be your best guide if you don’t know where to buy Christmas decorations in Mexico City—they’re high-quality, beautif...
To understand the history of the Rivas Mercado House, we must go back to 1894, when architect Antonio Rivas Mercado designed and built it to serve as his family home and office/studio. According to the...
We’re just a few weeks away from the end of 2026, and the options for getting out and about are getting better and better. We’ve put together the ultimate guide to help you find things to do this weekend...
The Christmas season is getting closer and closer! If you want to pick out your own tree, we’ll tell you where to cut down Christmas trees in Mexico City and the surrounding areas. There are plantations...
In the First Section of Chapultepec Forest lies a cavern that the Mexicas considered a direct entrance to the underworld. Known as the Cueva de Cincalco, or “the house of the corn cobs,” this site, loca...
The Day of the Dead altar has been taken down, the catrinas have returned to the afterlife, and we can only think of one thing: punch, a little Christmas tree, and gifts! If you’re already thinking about...
Walking into someone’s home for the first time is like opening a treasure chest of curiosities; don’t you find yourself wanting to see their paintings, step into the kitchen, or take a peek at their books...
Did you know that in Coyoacán there is an old convent that was once converted into a military fortress? Although today it is a space dedicated to history, its walls witnessed one of the battles of the Mex...
Did you know that one of the most important buildings in Mexican architecture is hidden among the streets of Tacubaya? It is the Luis Barragán House, a space where colors, natural light, and gardens are p...