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  • Troncones Beach Life
    Travel advice Outside the City Limits

    Troncones Beach Life

    ByLydia Carey April 19, 2014September 4, 2025 Updated onSeptember 4, 2025

    This was our second time staying at Casas Gregorio on Troncones beach in Zihuantenejo – two luxuriously simple beach front…

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    City Wandering Neighborhoods

    Noche de Museos at El Chopo

    ByLydia Carey April 2, 2014September 1, 2025 Updated onSeptember 1, 2025

    I must once again wax poetic about Noche de Museos here in Mexico City. Like lots of similar programs around…

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    City Wandering

    Fundación Jumex in Polanco

    ByLydia Carey March 28, 2014September 1, 2025 Updated onSeptember 1, 2025

    I finally made it to the Fundación Jumex Museum over the weekend and while I still think that the building…

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  • A Oaxacan Primer at Guzina Oaxaca
    Eating and Drinking Polanco

    A Oaxacan Primer at Guzina Oaxaca

    ByLydia Carey March 21, 2014September 1, 2025 Updated onSeptember 1, 2025

    I’m sitting at Guzina Oaxaca, a new restaurant in Polanco with an old friend from San Miguel days. Foodie companion…

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    City Wandering La Roma Local Traditions My Neighbors

    Taller Tlamaxcalli’s Toybox

    ByLydia Carey March 19, 2014September 1, 2025 Updated onSeptember 1, 2025

    Toys have no nationality, no origin, according to Álvaro Santillán at Taller Tlamaxcalli. Children invented toys. That being said, Álvaro…

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  • A Very Public Break-up at the MODO
    City Wandering La Roma

    A Very Public Break-up at the MODO

    ByLydia Carey March 14, 2014September 1, 2025 Updated onSeptember 1, 2025

    You know how that old saying goes “One man’s break-up is another man’s art.” Well maybe that’s not the exact…

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  • Justo Sierra: A Synagogue Hidden in the Crowd
    City Wandering Centro Historico Local Traditions

    Justo Sierra: A Synagogue Hidden in the Crowd

    ByLydia Carey March 12, 2014September 1, 2025 Updated onSeptember 1, 2025

      From the outside it is a building like any other in Mexico City’s historic center – colonial façade and…

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    City Wandering La Merced

    The Cult of San Charbel and a Few Other Maronite Fun Facts

    ByLydia Carey March 5, 2014September 1, 2025 Updated onSeptember 1, 2025

    “Is that Lebanese?” I think to myself. Because I don’t know Latin that well, but it doesn’t sound like Latin…

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    Eating and Drinking Outside the City Limits Travel advice

    Mexico City Day Trips: Santa Marina – Down on the Farm

    ByLydia Carey February 18, 2014September 1, 2025 Updated onSeptember 1, 2025

    When I show up at Santa Marina, Javier Pérez Rocha is nowhere to be found. I hesitantly begin to wander…

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  • Six Mexico City Museums That Won’t Make You Want to Kill Yourself
    City Wandering Neighborhoods Travel advice

    Six Mexico City Museums That Won’t Make You Want to Kill Yourself

    ByLydia Carey February 11, 2014September 1, 2025 Updated onSeptember 1, 2025

    I’m personally not a big fan of the anthropology museum or really any place where the rooms go on without…

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  • templo_mayor_mictlantecuhtli
    City Wandering Centro Historico Travel advice

    The Templo Mayor is not as Lame as you Think

    ByLydia Carey January 29, 2014September 1, 2025 Updated onSeptember 1, 2025

    Or at least not as lame as I thought. In general ruins are just that — ruins. they don’t hold…

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    City Wandering Local Traditions

    Lucha Libre vs. WWF

    ByLydia Carey January 16, 2014September 1, 2025 Updated onSeptember 1, 2025

    I think I may have surprised (and frightened) my girlfriend over the weekend with the vast knowledge I have about…

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  • Silence Fell on the Mexico City Metro
    City Wandering Politics & Planning

    Silence Fell on the Mexico City Metro

    ByLydia Carey January 13, 2014September 1, 2025 Updated onSeptember 1, 2025

    Today was my first ride on the Mexico City metro since the start of the new year. From the moment…

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    City Wandering Centro Historico Outside the City Limits

    Street walking in the Merced

    ByLydia Carey November 30, 2013September 1, 2025 Updated onSeptember 1, 2025

    The Merced is traditionally known for two things: the market and the prostitutes. But in this neighborhood, one of the…

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  • chef guevara in roma norte
    City Wandering Eating and Drinking Guides & Tips La Roma Travel advice

    My top five afternoon hang-outs in La Roma

    ByLydia Carey November 19, 2013September 1, 2025 Updated onSeptember 1, 2025

    These are a few of my favorite afternoon hang-outs in Roma in case you need to chill out or settle…

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