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.
The day has arrived! Starting Tuesday, June 9, you can visit the exhibition “Soccer 2026: Annie Leibovitz in Mexico City,” which showcases part of the work this photographer has produced over her 50-year...
In Mexico, a soccer match goes beyond the 90 minutes on the field—it’s a full-blown celebration that brings us together to celebrate and get excited to the max. In fact, the party often goes on long after...
Looking for a unique outing that combines entertainment, mystery, and extraordinary experiences? Then you have to check out Mysterium World, an immersive theater located between Escandón and Condesa that...
Line 2 continues to trend on social media due to a unique initiative organized by the digital community itself. What began as memes about its renovation has now become a real-life gathering among users th...
The Tlalpan Floating Garden has opened its doors and has quickly become one of the most talked-about public spaces in Mexico City. This elevated walkway, built over Metro Line 2 on Calzada de Tlalpan, off...
If you’re planning to visit the new Tlalpan Floating Garden, it might be a good idea to go at night to enjoy the video mapping projections it offers. They’re related to Mexican muralism and art! This sp...
If you’re already a fan of the traditional Museum Night, we have good news. Throughout June, there will be two special editions added to Mexico City’s cultural calendar as part of the 2026 Social World Cu...
It’s been announced when we’ll see the 2026 Carrera Panamericana in Mexico City! This race spans 3,500 kilometers and will cross Mexico from south to north. Along the route, we’ll see classic and sports c...
Get ready to sing at the top of your lungs! This Thursday afternoon , June 11, we’ll have a free concert by Banda El Recodo in Mexico City’s Zócalo, where they’ll perform their greatest hits. Are you read...
This Thursday, June 11, a soccer festival will kick off in the Gustavo A. Madero district, featuring everything from soccer and music to food and much more. Admission will be free. The 2026 World Cup...