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Top 5 Things to See and Do in Mexico City

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Published : Jun, 2023

When to visit Sites and attractions Low budget Local transport Any price accom
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Art Museum Basilica de Guadalupe Castillo de Chapultepec Chapultepec Park Day of the Dead Frida Kahlo Lucha Libre Megalibrary Museo Nacional de Antropología Soumaya Museum Templo Mayor UNAM Botanical Garden Zocalo Zona Rosa
When to visit | Sites and attractions | Low budget | Local transport | Any price accom
Zona Rosa | Zocalo | Museo Nacional de Antropología | Chapultepec Park | Megalibrary | Day of the Dead | Basilica de Guadalupe | Frida Kahlo | Soumaya Museum | Art Museum | Lucha Libre | Castillo de Chapultepec | UNAM Botanical Garden | Templo Mayor
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Mexico City is a sprawling, chaotic, messy city in the best way possible. Here you’ll find world-class museums, monumental churches, grand plazas, historic buildings, lush parks, and one of the best food scenes in the world. It’s no surprise that travelers fall in love with all aspects of this dynamic city.

Founded in the early 14th century by the Aztecs, Mexico City is one of the oldest capital cities in the Americas. Today, it is one of the most fascinating cultural destinations in the world, with eclectic art galleries, animated food markets, bustling nightlife, and grandiose historic buildings on tree-lined streets.

I was late to visit Mexico City, but once I spent time here I fell in love. The museum, parks, and food scene make this a world-class city in my view. It’s also super affordable and has a growing expat/digital nomad scene so it’s easy to visit long-term and make connections.

This travel guide to Mexico City can help you make the most out of your trip, save money, help you stay safe, and ensure you have an amazing visit!

Unique Things to do in Mexico City

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Published : Jun, 2023

Sites and attractions Any food Bars and pubs Cultural Activities Nature and wildlife
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Chapultepec Park Handshake Speakeasy Hanky Panky Hot Air Balloon Mercado de Coyoacán Mercado de San Juan Plaza Carso Polanco Pujol Quintonil Rosetta Soumaya Museum Teotihuacan
Sites and attractions | Any food | Bars and pubs | Cultural Activities | Nature and wildlife
Mercado de San Juan | Handshake Speakeasy | Mercado de Coyoacán | Teotihuacan | Plaza Carso | Hot Air Balloon | Pujol | Chapultepec Park | Quintonil | Soumaya Museum | Rosetta | Polanco | Hanky Panky
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Mexico City is an absolute treasure trove for travelers seeking an unforgettable experience. It’s the fifth largest city in the world with a magnetic charm that captures the hearts of visitors from around the globe. Get ready to enjoy its breathtaking parks, world-class museums, and a culinary scene with multiple restaurants that are recognized as some of the bests in the world.

In recent years, Mexico City’s international tourism scene has gone through a remarkable transformation, especially with everything that went down during the pandemic. You won’t believe the influx of digital nomads and adventurous wanderers from the United States and beyond. While many countries closed their doors, Mexico said, “Hey, come on in!” This open-minded approach not only put Mexico City on the map but also skyrocketed its popularity among travel enthusiasts since 2020.

Let me take you on a journey beyond the usual tourist hotspots. Together, let’s explore some hidden gems and savor delightful gastronomic experiences that will make your trip to Mexico City truly unforgettable. Get ready for my handpicked list of activities and culinary delights, giving you a fresh and vibrant perspective on this extraordinary city. Let’s dive in!

Is Mexico City Safe? 2023 Mexico City Safety Guide

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Published : May, 2023

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1) Reforma 2) Centro Histórico 3) Roma 4) Condesa 5 Safest Places 5) Polanco Best Safety Tips Common Crimes Travel Planning Travel Scams Where to Stay & Be Safe
Health | Any price accom | Any food | Bars and pubs | Nightlife
Travel Planning | 5 Safest Places | 1) Reforma | 2) Centro Histórico | Travel Scams | 3) Roma | Where to Stay & Be Safe | 4) Condesa | Common Crimes | 5) Polanco | Best Safety Tips
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Many people want to make Mexico the next destination on their bucket list of adventure travel, but the question can arise: is Mexico City safe to visit now?

The country has a bit of a reputation, after all, so is its largest city a safe destination? Or is Mexico City dangerous for tourists?