Join Mexico City’s iconic Sunday cycle, Muévete en Bici. Cruise along Reforma, through Roma and Condesa, with locals, music, and tacos. Here’s how to take part and make the most of CDMX’s best free event.
Welcome to the Gringo's 5 Day Travel Guide for Mexico City. I mean... did you even visit Mexico City if you didn't tick off everything below? Mexico City isn't a place you visit - it’s a place you feel. It’s loud, it’s spicy, it’s full-on in the best possible way. Five days is just enough to get a... Continue Reading →
Looking for Things To Do in CDMX? Put Biblioteca Vasconcelos on Your List! If you’re looking for something a bit... different... in Mexico City, then head to Biblioteca Vasconcelos. This massive library, sometimes called the ‘Mega Biblioteca,’ is not just for book lovers - it’s a stunning piece of architecture that’s as much a work... Continue Reading →
Xochimilco, the Venice of Mexico City, is a place you have to experience to believe. But don’t be fooled - it’s not your usual tranquil canal ride. It’s loud, it’s lively, and it’s a brilliant way to see another side of Mexico City. Of course, Xochimilco isn’t just a party spot – it’s steeped in... Continue Reading →
One of the coolest (and most underrated) ways to see Mexico City is from above. No, I’m not talking about my experience on the hot air balloon again... I’m talking about the Chapultepec Cable Car. It’s an experience that blends city views with a bit of thrill, and it’s cheap enough to make it worth... Continue Reading →
Discover the best things to do in Mexico City on a budget!
Start your Mexico City Trip Right With This Free Walking Tour There’s something about walking through a city with a local guide that just hits differently. And when it’s free*? Even better. On a sunny afternoon in Mexico City, we joined the Original Free Walking Tour from Estación Mexico Free Tours - booked through FreeTour.com - and it turned... Continue Reading →
Got a Weekend in Mexico City? Here's Everything You Need to Do There’s nothing quite like waking up in Mexico City after surviving a long-haul flight. After what felt like an eternity in the air, we landed in CDMX. We arrived at the apartment, dropped the bags and went out to explore. Breakfast at Panadería... Continue Reading →
Mexico City is one of the biggest, buzziest, and most chaotic capitals in the world. A city of nearly twenty-two million people, where history, culture, and a lot of street food collide. And in just a few days, I’ll be diving headfirst into it. But before I get carried away with all the tacos and rooftop views, let’s... Continue Reading →
