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⛰️Mexico City: How to prepare for the altitude

Mexico City's high altitude means the air has less oxygen, so you might notice that you have energy than usual. These tips can help you adjust and enjoy…

Mar 27 • Stephanie Thurrott

🎨Mexico City: Visiting the Frida Kahlo Museum (Casa Azul)

The Frida Kahlo Museum (Museo Frida Kahlo) is one of Mexico City’s most popular tourist attractions. So, you need to plan ahead to see it. Here’s what…

Mar 20 • Stephanie Thurrott

⚠️Mexico City: Is it safe to visit?

In the U.S., Mexico City has a reputation for being dangerous. The truth is, the areas where visitors want to spend time are probably as safe as places…

Mar 13 • Stephanie Thurrott and Paul Thurrott

🛍️Mexico City: Our tips for shopping in local markets (mercados)

Local markets are a great place to find some snacks and souvenirs, and to see a traditional side of Mexican life. Here are our tips for exploring them.

Feb 20 • Stephanie Thurrott and Paul Thurrott

🚲Mexico City: Sundays are for biking on Reforma

On Sundays, Mexico City closes Paseo de la Reforma to cars, and cyclists, joggers, roller bladers and walkers take over. Here are our favorite ways to…

Feb 6 • Stephanie Thurrott

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