The latest news about the city. We tell you what’s going on in Mexico City.
The Integrated Mobility (MI) card has become one of the most useful tools for getting around Mexico City. Although many people associate it primarily with the Metro, this payment system allows you to use...
If you thought your trip home this weekend would be business as usual, take note because Metro Line 2 will have a split route and closed stations. Starting at 8:00 p.m. on Friday, May 29, and on May 3...
The Camino de Santiago in Spain has become a dream journey for thousands of people around the world. But now you no longer have to cross the Atlantic to experience something similar, because Querétaro has...
If you’re one of the lucky ones with a ticket in hand and are already making plans, the Mexico City government has launched the official Park & Ride service, a gem of a transportation solution that of...
Public restrooms in smart modules were recently inaugurated, and they are located at various points throughout Mexico City. The stalls are unisex and feature a self-cleaning system, so you’ll find a...
Visiting Teotihuacan will never be the same. The Archaeological Zone will debut a new digital experience that will allow each visitor to create their own tour among pyramids, murals, and pre-Hispanic rui...
For decades, the snow-capped peaks of Iztaccíhuatl, Popocatépetl, and Pico de Orizaba were part of Mexico’s most impressive natural landscape. On clear days, it was still possible to admire the white silh...
Mexico City has already begun laying the groundwork for the 2026 World Cup, and one of the key issues will be temporary lodging. The city government announced new measures to regulate platforms like Airbn...
The new results of the 2026 Michelin Guide are in, and they bring important news for the capital’s culinary scene: the Califa de León taqueria in Mexico City has lost its Michelin star. The small, leg...
The May rains brought an unexpected surprise: the 2026 firefly season began earlier than expected in various forests in central Mexico. Some sanctuaries in Tlaxcala and Puebla are already seeing early ac...