Day of the Dead festivities continue in the Historic Center! One of the must-see events is the “Sacred Destinations: Miquiztli Mexica” experience, which is inspired by the pre-Hispanic worldview of life...
Pan de Muerto can be enjoyed in many ways: with butter and sugar, made with sourdough, turned into ice cream, or even inside a hamburger. On October 3 and 4, the Kaluz Museum, located in the Historic Ce...
The last one of the year! In September 2026, Mexico City will host another edition of the Pulque, Traditional Cuisine, and Mezcal Festival. In fact, it’s the third and final edition of the year, so if y...
The Day of the Dead is drawing ever closer, and—we know you—you’re already picturing yourself enjoying a pan de muerto dipped in warm chocolate. Mexico City has plenty of places to do just that, but the...