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 UNAM’s Palacio de la Autonomía, inMexico City’s Historic Center, welcomes the exhibition “Dalí: Scenography of a Dream,” which will showcase more than 80 original works by the artist, including painti...
The Tianguis Mezcalero de la CDMXis in a festive mood, as it is about to celebrate its 11th anniversary with a memorable party where, of course, mezcal will reign supreme. It’s a two-day event, June 20...
The reopening of the Dolores Olmedo Museum already has a special guest: the cultural project Catrinas Contemporáneas will be part of the celebration marking the return of one of Mexico City’s most beloved...
At the end of May, an attempt will be made to break the world record for the largest human wave in Mexico City. The location, time, and even the registration process for participants have already been ann...
If you’re looking for a different, cultural, and affordable outing in Mexico City, this traditional Chinese music concert could become one of your favorites this month. For less than $90 pesos, you can en...
Attention, Minoz and lovers of Asian culture! This weekend, Mexico City will host the Korean Fire and Tradition Festival, which will serve as the epicenter for discovering and exploring the symbols, color...
Turibús will be the official transportation provider for the Host City Cultural Corridor during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which means there will be a special route allowing tourists and visitors to explore...
If you love astronomy, dinosaurs, math, or simply get excited about anything related to science, save the last weekend of June. Galáctico Bazar returns to Mexico City with an event designed for curious pe...
If you’re looking for something beyond the soccer frenzy, check out “Month of Korea, Culture & More, ” a festival that will blend elements of Korean culture to mark the start of the World Cup. Th...
Forget about the concrete grind for a moment and get ready for an extraordinary Sunday, because the 2026 World Oceans Day Festival is about to show that the ocean has its own hidden corner in Chapultepec...