Discover the best plans and things to do in CDMX, a complete guide to make the most of the city and enjoy all its secret corners.
If you’re already planning where to go to celebrate the Day of the Dead and want to see something truly spectacular, you’ve got to check out the 2026 Giant Skull Exhibition on the streets of the Tláhuac m...
Maloween, Gran Malo’s Halloween party, returns to Mexico City with a night of costumes, live music, and amusement rides. The event will take place on October 24 at Aztlán Feria de Chapultepec, where you c...
The International Balloon Festival is coming to Mexico City! This Tuesday, October 6, you can enjoy a Magical Night at the Monument to the Revolution—a free experience that will bring some of the atmosphe...
Let’s go see a drone show in Chapultepec Forest for the Day of the Dead! It will be part of a festival dedicated to this season. It will only last one weekend, so we recommend marking your calendar so you...
Get ready to experience tradition and magic at the new edition of the Day of the Dead Festival in Chapultepec Forest! This event promises to be an unforgettable cultural experience that combines art, trad...
Would you dare to walk in total darkness while listening to stories about La Llorona, witches, and nahuales? “Leyendas Nocturnas en Cuajimalpa” will feature a series of tours that combine traditional tale...
This October, we’ll see a parade of illuminated alebrijes in Mexico City! Come experience an evening full of color and art in the streets of downtown. Admission is free, and there are only two dates avail...
You can now visit the Juan Gabriel exhibition in Mexico City! It opened its doors last Wednesday, September 30, and will remain open for a couple of months. It features more than 100 original items. Come...
Can you imagine celebrating the Day of the Dead with a ritual inside a grotto? This 2026, the famous restaurant La Gruta Teotihuacán will offer an experience that combines gastronomy, Catrinas, myths, and...
Would you like to see what the Day of the Dead is like outside of Mexico City and experience one of Puebla’s most striking traditions? The INAH has already announced its Day of the Dead Cultural Tour, whi...