The latest news about the city. We tell you what’s going on in Mexico City.
If you use Metro Line 2, take precautions because there will be closures at Mexico City Metro stations. The Portales and Nativitas stations will be temporarily closed for renovation work, which will affec...
Are you already excited about the 2026 World Cup? Here’s something for you: Mexico will host the World Cup for the third time, and you could be part of the 2026 World Cup Youth Ambassadors program. The...
If you have a dog and usually walk it in city parks, this will surely interest you. In several public spaces in the Benito Juárez district, they have already begun installing dog waste stations in Mexico...
The World Cup won’t just be experienced in front of the screen. In Mexico City, it will also be experienced through public art with “Ajolotes en el corazón, ” an exhibition of giant axolotl sculptures tha...
Mexico City’s Historic Center will debut a new way to get around: the Centrobús, an electric transit system designed to take you to the city’s most iconic landmarks quickly, affordably, and sustainably. ...
Don’t forget your sunscreen! The Secretariat of Comprehensive Risk Management and Civil Protection issued a special advisory because a heat wave is coming to Mexico City this weekend; that means we’ll end...
The opening of Line 2 of the Suburban Train, which runs from Buenavista to AIFA, has been confirmed; authorities confirmed that the fare for this route will be part of a one-month promotional offer in cel...
Following the attack that occurred on April 20 at the Teotihuacán Archaeological Zone, the site was secured; however, the National Institute of Anthropology and History ( INAH) and the Ministry of Culture...
Starting Sunday, April 26, you’ll be able to reach AIFA from Buenavista aboard the Suburban Train. This opening date has already been confirmed; the trip will take less than 45 minutes. In December 20...
If you’ve ever come across a honey-colored dog on the street, you’re going to love this. The famous“caramel dog”—yes, the one that seems to be everywhere—has been recognized as Mexico’s representative can...