The Ultimate Guide to Colonia San Rafael
The Colonia San Rafael is often overlooked and always underappreciated by tourists (and natives) in Mexico City. Still residential and…
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The Colonia San Rafael is often overlooked and always underappreciated by tourists (and natives) in Mexico City. Still residential and…
When a friend forwarded this article to me about a woman who started organizing tours of the trailblazing women of…
My original post of best restaurants from back in 2017, click here to see the updated list.
You know a place is getting hip, when suddenly a tour of the most rebellious urban art form — street…
The recent popularity of my post on the La Lagunilla flea market (and the subsequent outpouring of requests for tours…
The Mercado Hidalgo is one massive hardware store with a handful of delicious stands mixed in.
A city on the verge of greatness, a monstrosity on the verge of collapse. A vibrant playground of sights and…
One of the best vignettes in Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury is about the old Colonel. The kids in…
Every single day of 13 years I have been living in Mexico City has seen me aching to photograph something….
Traveling to Mexico City on a budget doesn’t mean sacrificing the quality of your experience. It can often lead to…
“Is that a pig?” That is the question that Ángel hears the most often when he takes his 2 1/2-year-old, black as…
The demand for excellent craft beer in the city is constantly on the rise. It feels like virtually everyday a…
For those of you that read my previous post on Eating Vegan in Mexico City, my brain is now trained…
Two years ago I got hooked on Candelaria. It started with a trip to Talavera street in the Merced where…
Every time I’m asked for a topic-specific list of suggestions for visitors coming into town I get inspired to write…