Condé Nast Traveler
What to Pack for a Stay at Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City—Right in the Heart of the Design-Loving Capital
The vacation essentials to bring for a stay in the heart of vibrant CDMX
Condé Nast Traveler
This is Where Health Insurance Will Cost You the Most—and Least—Around the World
The SIP Health Cost Index ranks the average cost of private health insurance in 60 countries, including Singapore, Morocco, and Malta.
Lonely Planet
Top 10 Things to Do in Mexico City
Explore Frida Kahlo
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Condé Nast Traveler
Readers’ Choice Awards: 10 Top Hotels in Mexico 2026
Condé Nast Traveler readers rate their top hotels in Mexico, from big cities to small towns.
Lonely Planet
9 Best Places to Visit in Mexico
Offering gorgeous beaches, world-class food, culture, nature and adventure, these places in Mexico are ones you’ll remember forever.
Afar
These Design-Led Hotels Across Mexico Have 8 Rooms or Fewer
A mezcal distillery in Oaxaca, a desert hideaway in Todos Santos, and an art-filled retreat in San Miguel de Allende are among these stylish stays with no more than eight rooms.
Lonely Planet
The Ultimate Vegetarian Weekend in Mexico City
Mexico City is known to be a top destination for eating well. Here
Atlas Obscura
Papier-Mâché Altarpiece at Plaza Capuchinas in Mexico City, Mexico
Cartonería is one of the main forms of artes populares (folk art), also known as artesanías (handcrafts), to come out of Mexico City and its metropolitan area. The terms refers to cartón, what cardboard is called in Mexican Spanish, and cartonería works use a type of papier-mâché technique for their building. Cartonería is the original medium for judas (figures intended to be burned at celebrat…
Atlas Obscura
Antimonumentas and Antimonumentos in Mexico City, Mexico
Considering that Mexican cities have been ranked among the ones with highest homicide rates, a large number of massacres committed by organized crime groups as well as human rights violations by authorities, the last century or so has been rough for Mexico. In this context, the country's civilian population has often taken matters into their own hands regarding self-defense and demands towards…
Lonely Planet
Where to drink pulque in Mexico City
Ask a local where to grab a drink in Mexico City and they might point you toward a pulquería. Here are some of the best spots to sample tequila
National Geographic
7 of Latin America's Unmissable Festivals
Music, dance and ancient traditions take centre stage at Latin America’s most spectacular festivals, offering an unforgettable insight into the region’s rich cultural heritage.
Lonely Planet
Checking in: La Valise Mexico City
Enjoy a French-inspired luxury experience at La Valise boutique hotel in the Roma Norte neighborhood.
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Smithsonian Magazine
Stunning Antiquities and Frida Kahlo’s Home Are Just Some of the Offerings That Have Bolstered Mexico City’s Fantastic Array of Museums
The ancient capital has plenty of artwork and fossils, if that’s what you like. Or tour the writing rooms of a Nobel winner, the fortified home of an exiled Russian revolutionary and towers of skulls
Lonely Planet
A guide to Día de Muertos in Mexico
From what to wear to the best places to celebrate, here
Afar
The Best Country for Living Abroad Is Closer to the U.S. Than You Might Think
Foreigners living in to Panama appreciate the country’s pleasant climate and how easy it is to travel to places like the San Blas Islands, pictured here. This article was originally published in 2023 ...
Lonely Planet
10 fantastic, unexpected destinations for budget travelers
Explore the world’s wonders without breaking the bank.
National Geographic
Love Mexico City? Here are 6 destinations we think you’ll like, too.
Roam artisan markets, sample regional dishes you won’t find elsewhere, and explore charming historic towns that make you feel like you’ve stepped into the 1700s.
Atlas Obscura
Art Toys Museum in Centro, Mexico
Although this place appears to be just another toy business tucked away in the city, it's actually a small museum where the first floor is filled with limited edition figurines . This is the Art Toys Museum. Back in 2015, a group of Mexican collectors decided to start the museum as a way to showcase their collection. Most of the museum features figurines created by Hot Toys, Sideshow Collectibl…
Atlas Obscura
Art-Decó Condesa Buildings in México D.F., Mexico
After functioning as an autodrome (and racecourse), the Hipódromo-Condesa neighborhood began to divide and sell. It happened at the roaring 20's and to adjust to the modernity of the time most of the houses and residences were built in an Art-Decó style that lasts until today. The facades and the buildings obey the canons of the Art-Decó, but also the blacksmithing and the interior ornaments ad…
Atlas Obscura
Acuario Inbursa in México D.F., Mexico
Carlos Slim, the Mexican magnate, through his financial group Inbursa, built the largest aquarium in Latin America in what was once a road triangle. In addition to withstanding earthquakes, it is 26 meters underground and houses an unusual collection of marine species. The aquarium tells a story, as the journey begins in the deepest part of the property. The largest fish tank corresponds to the…
Lonely Planet
How to see lucha libre in Mexico City
Get to know lucha libre – the much-loved spectacle of Mexican wrestling – with this guide to seeing it in Mexico City.
Monocle
Five of this summer’s best retail and hospitality concepts, from the UK to Italy and beyond
Museum dining has been given a welcome revamp at London’s V&A East, while ‘romantic’ British fare is being imported to Mexico city.
Condé Nast Traveler
Your 2026 Sports Travel Bucket List, From Milan to Mexico
From Wimbledon to the Melbourne Cup, here’s your month-by-month guide to the year’s must-see sporting events around the globe.
Condé Nast Traveler
9 Affordable Hotels in Mexico City That Rival Their Luxury Counterparts
These affordable hotels in Mexico City don't skimp on decor or location. // These are the best hotels in Mexico City for less than $300 a night.
Condé Nast Traveler
The Unwritten Rules of Visiting Mexico City
How to best enjoy the city—and be a respectful visitor.
Condé Nast Traveler
21 Boutique Hotels in Mexico City That Are as Vibrant as the City Itself
Editor-vetted stays in popular neighborhoods like Polanco, Condesa, and Roma Norte.
Condé Nast Traveler
How to Get FIFA World Cup 2026 Tickets: A Complete Travel Guide
Snag seats, see cities, and feast your eyes on the beautiful game.
Condé Nast Traveler
What to Wear in Mexico City, According to a Local
The travel basics, versatile layers, and stylish accessories worth packing.
Condé Nast Traveler
The Best Markets in Mexico City for Souvenirs, Street Snacks, and Ceramics
From antiques to flowers, crystals to quesadillas, Mexico City’s rich tapestry of markets—fixed, temporal, weekly—are essential components of Mexican commerce and culture.
Condé Nast Traveler
26 Best Things to Do in Mexico City, From Frida Kahlo's Home to Storied Pastry Shops
Everything you need to do in one of the very oldest cities in the Americas
National Geographic
8 food destinations to visit in 2025
It’s the things you eat that stay with you. Freshly caught sardines in Lisbon, ramen in Tokyo’s backstreets, barbecue brisket in a dusty roadside diner in Texas — what we eat often shapes where we go ...