Rather than Jacarandas in Mexico City, most people think of Washington DC or Tokyo when they think of beautiful blossoms in the spring. In fact, people swarm to these destinations every spring for a glimpse of the cherry blossoms. They wait in lines and eagerly look for maps of the best places to take pictures. In Mexico City, we have our own incredible season that´s arguably a better option. This is jacaranda season in Mexico City. The crowds don´t exist and the trees are for everyone, and they create an incredible carpet of lavender blossoms on every block. They also…
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There is so much I could say about Mexico City, and if you want to go in depth, check out the following posts. However, in this quick guide, I will give you some easy highlights for what to see, eat, and do as well as where to stay during your first time in Mexico City. I know that sometimes, you just want the highlights. This is taken from my personal list of recommendations that I give to friends who visit. Stay See The Best Neighborhoods in Mexico City for hotel and Airbnb options across Mexico City. These are the neighborhoods…
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Roma Norte is one of the most popular neighborhoods in Mexico City for expats and tourists alike. In addition, it has some of the best restaurants. We often go to this neighborhood on the weekends simply to eat. There are so many good restaurants in Roma Norte to try. I want to stress that I have been to all of these restaurants, and I know there are more. This is not a comprehensive list. It is a list of some of my favorite places across a range price points. So check back as I continue to eat my way through…
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One of the best parts about living in Mexico City is the food. We live in the neighborhood of Condesa, which is full of cafes, restaurants, and taco places with food from all over the world. For more information on Mexico City neighborhoods, check out my posts, The Best Neighborhoods in Mexico City. For a Mexico City itinerary, check out my post, A Beginner’s Guide to Three Days in Mexico City. Here are a few of the best restaurants in Condesa, and my go-to spots. These are restaurants my husband and I go to regularly. El Greco Taqueria ($) One…
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Mexico City is an enormous city with so much to offer. If it’s you’re first time here, there are a few key sites to see. This itinerary is for three days. However, you could easily stretch it to five days for slower travel. Another thing to remember is that most museums and Chapultepec Park are closed on Mondays, so it’s important to plan around that. Most museums you do not need to book in advance, but the Frida Kahlo museum you absolutely do. Skip To: Mexico City Day 1 Mexico City Day 2 Mexico City Day 3 Day 1 –…
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The Best Neighborhoods In Mexico City This post will guide you through some of the best neighborhoods in Mexico City to help you choose the best area to stay/visit/live according to your plans! Once you decide, check out our three day Mexico City itinerary. Each neighborhood offers a little different flavor. Here, I will explain the vibe and experience you will have in each, and provide links to a few options for places to stay. Please note – I have not stayed at all of these hotels. The recommendations are based off of where I would stay if I were…