It's all about the food!

If you want to see a perfect view from the Mexico City?? Go to floor 40 and take a breathe, drink a beer or a coquettish drink!!

Mexico's capital south, specially the delegations of Magdalena Contreras, Tlalpan, Coyoacán, Tlahuac and Milpa Alta host some incredible natural reserves, for example Fuentes Brotantes National Park, Ciudad Universitaria-Pedregal reserve, Bosque de Tlalpan reserve and others, this region of the city is knowned for…

It’s the ultimate heart of Mexico City’s counter-culture. It’s not fancy, it’s raw, and the sound is totally unpolished—but that’s the point. The intimacy of the shows there is something you won't find anywhere else. It’s where the real independent scene lives, and the energy of the crowd is 100% genuine. If you want…

Every day at 6 pm, the Mexican Army lowers one of the largest flags flags in the whole world located in zócalo square. The ceremony is really beautiful.

Do not use local cabs/taxis, with or without meter, ALWAYS use Uber and Didi; better prices & service.

Every Sunday one of the main ave. of the City closes to cars and only for bikes. The route goes through the most historical places, restaurants, museums, etc. You can rent (by day, week, year), or borrow a bike for for 3 hrs. BUT if you're feeling bold, you can bike through the city at any time, just look out for the…

National park less than an hr away from the city, it has a historic former convent in the middle of the woods, great cheap Mexican dishes and is a great place to trail run. You can spend the whole morning wandering surrounded by tall beautiful trees getting to tour where silent monks found a perfect spot to honor…

A lot of the public taxis have the taximeter fixed up or take you through the long way to charge you more. My advice: ALWAYS know where you're going and, if you must take one, make sure it keeps on wide streets and only for short distances. Follow your gut, if you feel like getting off, GET OFF at a stop sign and once…