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Mexico City (CDMX) is an incredible city to visit at any time of the year. But, in spring and summer, the town comes to life in a very special way because its pleasant weather allows for different activities and experiences you won’t want to miss.

With a rich cultural heritage and vibrant atmosphere, Mexico City is one of the most fascinating cities in the world. If you are planning a trip to Mexico City in 2023, there are plenty of amazing destinations nearby that you can visit to make the most of your trip.

If you’re a hard-core traveler or just starting out on your travel journey, it’s the perfect time to make some resolutions that will help you see the world in a new light.

If there’s one thing you’ll quickly discover when visiting Mexico City, it’s that food is everywhere. From busy street corners and traditional markets to small neighborhood eateries, eating is one of the best ways to experience the city like a local.

There’s a mezcal boom all over the world. It seems that from one day to another, this agave distillate arrived at restaurants and bars from all latitudes, becoming the favorite pick of everyone.   This huge growth is the reason for the emergence of mezcalerías, which are bars specialized in mezcal and where you can find varieties of the different Mexican states that produce it.

Did you know that your vacation to Mexico City can become an unforgettable experience? Although it is true that the CDMX is a megalopolis, full of things to do, there are certain activities or tours that can make your experience even better; especially if you want to create memories out of the ordinary. In this sense, this post will present you with an amazing idea that you can enjoy while enjoying your stay in the Mexican capital. In short, we refer to the Magical Towns.

If you travel to Mexico during December, you’ll quickly notice something special happening in neighborhoods, homes, and streets. People gather carrying candles. Traditional songs echo through the night. Children wait excitedly around colorful piñatas while the smell of hot ponche fills the air.

The Day of the Dead is one of the most important and significant traditions we have in Mexico.  Every year, November 1st and 2nd are the days in which according to our traditions, the loved ones who are no longer with us come from beyond the grave to visit us for a few days and enjoy their favorite food. 

Mexico has proven that it can do wonders with any agave plant grown in our land. There are many Mexican alcoholic beverages, but tequila, mezcal and pulque are the most famous. All 3 are made from the agave plant, but each is unique in its own way.