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.
Draw your swords and don your armor! This weekend, you have to visit the medieval Barakah Castle in Texcoco—a place inspired by a European fortress that will transport you back in time through its archite...
Dipping pan de muerto into warm chocolate is one of the greatest pleasures of the season. And get ready, because this delicious moment is about to begin with the Artisanal Coffee, Chocolate, and More Fest...
Don’t let them put you in check! On the morning of Sunday, September 20, the 2026 Chess Festival will take place at the Monument to the Revolution. It will feature everything from tournaments to giant che...
The return of the Azcatitlan Codex to the Museum of Anthropology is now a reality! Starting September 18, it will be on display for the first time since it left Mexico in the 1840s; this reunion is one of...
Have you ever stopped to think about all the history behind that little sauce that adds a touch of magic to your dishes? More than just an everyday ingredient, this fruit is a true ancestral treasure. To...
It’s timeee! The jingle of bells and the scent of punch are on their way, but not before we add a touch of Christmas magic to our spaces. If you’re already thinking about decorations for the upcoming holi...
Mexico City has taught us that there is a wealth of culture in little-explored corners; a great way to discover them is through the Feria de los Barrios, and the eighth edition of this event will take pla...
The dates are set! In late October and early November, the Amalia Hernández Folk Ballet will perform at the lake in Chapultepec Forest to present an evening show celebrating the Day of the Dead. There wil...
It’s almost here! The UNAM 2026 Book Sale will take place September 21–25. You’ll find all kinds of discounts. In fact, book prices will start at $1 and $5. Be sure to check out the details. The schoo...
The Day of the Dead is just around the corner, and Mexico City will host various events during that time, including the first Xolo dog festival in the Historic Center. The event will last nearly a week. ...