Make the most of your visit to CDMX by getting to know the best attractions, emblematic places and things to do. It doesn’t matter if it’s your first time here or if you already know the city; here you’ll find hidden gems and surprising neighborhoods to get the most out of CDMX.
From ska to a gothic picnic at the Tláhuac City Hall! The Tláhuac Arts and Crafts Factory (FARO) will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a program featuring free musical performances and multidiscipl...
Don’t miss out on the latest news from our city! You can now set up your top news feed in your Google account by selecting your preferred sources. That way, you won’t miss out on events, openings, and recommendations fr...
From the classic Tecolotes to the cochinita pibil and breaded cutlet versions! Everyone is talking about Sanborns’ Mollete Festival; the classic restaurant is once again the talk of nostalgic diners looki...
It’s time to dig out your plaid shirt and bandana and hop on your bike, because this weekend the Lowrider Bike Ride will take place, starting at the Palacio de Bellas Artes and heading toward Paseo de la...
From Suga to Jin! Attention, ARMYS, because this Mexico City café will have a limited-time menu featuring drinks inspired by the seven members of BTS. Head over to celebrate BTS Month at Monarch Haus. ...
During spring and summer, a nice vacation is always welcome—to soak up the warmth, sip something cool, and show off the prettiest swimsuit in your closet. Believe it or not, Mexico City has some great ho...
We don’t always have time to go on vacation or take a break from work. What we can do is enjoy at least one full day of total relaxation without car trips or rushing to get back. In that sense… you need t...
The plant festival returns to Mexico City this May! Mexico City will host a new edition of Plant Fest on May 15, 16, and 17. The venue , located at 34 Lucerna Street in the Juárez neighborhood, wil...
You’ve arrived at the must-see events for May 2026 in Mexico City! This month will keep us out and about with all kinds of activities: cultural festivals, flower shows, music, and even a touch of ’80...
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...