Holy Week in Mexico City: Romerito season begins

In anticipation of the Holy Week season, Mexico City authorities announced the start of romeritos sales at the Central de Abasto (Ceda) wholesale market, where approximately 1,200 tons of this traditional product are expected to arrive. During a visit to San Andrés Mixquic, in the Tláhuac borough, the director of the Central de Abasto, Mónica […]

The places in Mexico City that make me feel like I’m in Europe with friends drinking wine, eating cheese and charcuterie

With clear afternoons and pleasant weather this season in Mexico City, a plan involving wine, charcuterie, and after-dinner conversation is incredibly appealing. Fortunately, around some of the city’s trendiest areas, there are several spots with distinct atmospheres but carefully curated and well-executed menus where you can enjoy a glass of wine and share a cheese […]

Mexico City’s Ministry of the Environment (Sedema) announces biodiversity monitoring in Mexico City; seeks to conserve spaces

The Ministry of the Environment (Sedema) announced the monitoring of biodiversity in Mexico City, which includes tracking the conditions of the city’s ravines. It explained that during 2026, biodiversity monitoring will be expanded to other environmentally valuable areas classified as ravines, as well as urban forests such as Loreto and Peña Pobre Ecological Park, Nativitas […]

The small town near Mexico City that holds pre-Hispanic treasures, captivates with its natural beauty and is ideal to visit in April 2026

The geographical proximity of several municipalities to Mexico City (CDMX) allows travelers to find relaxing getaways without long journeys. These destinations often combine the rich history of ancient civilizations with preserved ecosystems that offer outdoor activities. This time, we’ll learn more about Tlayacapan, the town in Morelos that stands out as one of the few […]