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.
Get your best dance moves ready because there will be free concerts after the Mexico vs. Ecuador game this Tuesday, June 30. Various bands will perform at venues throughout Mexico City, such as the Monumen...
Soccer fans now have a new spot to take photos and get into World Cup mode. Artz Pedregal has unveiled a fun installation featuring World Cup-themed ducklings that transform the space into a themed exper...
This summer, you’ll have one more reason to visit some of Mexico City’s most important cultural venues. The Southern Museum Circuit returns in July and August 2026 with an initiative that invites you to e...
July 2026 kicks off with plenty of events to enjoy in Mexico City! Believe it or not, we’re already past the halfway point of the year, and that just means we have more and more options for having fun...
Let’s kick off the month of July with plenty of traditional sweets and free concerts! This Friday, July 3, the 2026 Amaranth Fair in Mexico City will open. It will be held at the Monument to the Revolutio...
Before instant messages, emojis, and video calls, letters were one of the most special ways to tell someone how much you loved them. Although it may seem like a thing of the past, in Mexico City you can s...
It’s time to let go of the stress and forget even your own name as you immerse yourself in warm waters! Los Azufres Natural Spa (in Ciudad Hidalgo, Michoacán) is the perfect place to do just that, as it’s...
The Teotihuacán Archaeological Zone is currently hosting an exhibition where you’ll see a rubber ball that is more than 3,600 years old. This exhibition will be on display for a limited time. The firs...
In response to the outpouring of solidarity from Mexicans and Venezuelans living in the country, the Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in Mexico has set up a direct reception point for human...
As part of the World Cup activities in Mexico City, there will be guided tours of restricted areas of the Templo Mayor, which are currently reserved for archaeological research. One of Mexico City’s m...