Stations on Line 2 and Line 6 of the Mexico City (CDMX) Metro will be closed until further notice, the Collective Transportation System (STC) announced on Saturday morning, May 3, 2025. The announcement was made through the official Mexico City Metro account, along with information on alternative routes so that commuters using these routes can […]

No, it wasn’t a Metallica or Judas Priest concert, although the scene around the GNP Seguros Forum might have suggested it. The night was tinged with black, leather, studs, and bandanas tied around heads. But this time, the date was with Lady Gaga. This was her first concert in Mexico City in 13 years. Although […]

Within Mexico City’s Historic Center, considered the cultural, historical, and administrative heart of the capital, lies one of the oldest pulquerias in the country still operating. Specifically, in the Cuautémoc district, very close to Plaza Garibaldi and near the Allende station on Metro Line 2, is the pulqueria La Antigua Roma, which has witnessed history […]

Enchiladas are one of the most representative dishes of Mexican cuisine, notable for their flavor, versatility, and cultural heritage. Originating in pre-Hispanic times, they are based on corn tortillas, a staple of the Mexican diet, filled and tossed in sauces made primarily from chili peppers, highlighting the richness and diversity of the country’s native ingredients. […]

Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada issued a warning to the public regarding the growing risk of fraud and violent crimes related to the purchase and sale of vehicles through social media, particularly on platforms such as Facebook and Marketplace. “This is an issue that has been occurring. The Secretary of Security said it, the Attorney […]

Cultural authorities commemorated the 39th anniversary of the Tlaxcala Historic Monument Zone and the 45th anniversary of the INAH Center in the state during a ceremony at the Xicohténcatl Theater. The Tlaxcala capital is home to 124 historic buildings spread across 33 blocks, protected by presidential decree since 1986. “Tlaxcala is a great celebration of […]

On October 15, 2017, St. Peter’s Square in the Vatican was the scene of a historic event for the Catholic community in Mexico and around the world. In a ceremony presided over by Pope Francis, the canonization of Christopher, Anthony, and John, known as the “Boy Martyrs of Tlaxcala,” took place. These three young men, […]

Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada announced that the Mexican capital’s public transportation network will be expanded to accommodate more people. The news came during the launch of 14 trolleybuses on Line 12 on Monday. The Mexico City government is considering three new Cablebús lines and a new Trolleybús route, as well as the addition of […]

Mexico City’s (CDMX) financial and business corridor, the nerve center of the Mexican economy, is driving demand for office space in this part of the nation’s capital. This is the conclusion of CBRE Mexico’s First Quarter 2025 Office MarketViews report. According to the consulting firm’s figures, between January and March of this year, Mexico City […]