Looking for lesser-known museums in Mexico City that are worth a visit? Mexico’s capital is a haven for museum enthusiasts, boasting around 168 establishments that range from world-famous institutions like the National Museum of Anthropology and Frida Kahlo Museum to more niche spaces that offer unique perspectives on art, history, and culture. If you´re looking…
Looking for the best Mayan ruins in Mexico? Whether you’re planning a trip to Mexico and want to check out ancient sites or simply curious to learn more about what this mysterious civilization left behind, this post is for you! Mayan ruins offer a fascinating glimpse into one of the most advanced civilizations of the…
Day of the Dead in Mexico City feels a little different than the rest of the country. Read on to explore everything there is to do during Dia de los Muertos in Mexico City in 2024! Even though the celebration revolves around death, it’s everything but a gloomy affair. In reality, it’s probably the liveliest time…
Looking what are the best places in Mexico for Christmas? As a Mexican, I can tell you Christmas is huge here and even though it’s celebrated differently to other spots around the world, there’s something special about spending Christmas in Mexico. You’ll find Christmas here does have a huge influence from the USA (Santa Claus,…
Did you know that there’s also a special day to celebrate the Day of the Dead for pets and set up an altar for them? The Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos) is one of the most iconic traditions in Mexico, and of course, our beloved animals who are no longer with us can’t…
Have you ever wondered about the history of Mexico’s Catrina, the iconic and beloved figure of Mexican culture so closely associated with Day of the Dead celebrations? These distinguished figures dressed in elegant attire, have become emblematic symbols of Día de Muertos. Catrinas celebrate death from a joyful perspective just like all Day of the…
Wondering what are the best cities in Mexico for Day of the Dead celebrations? We have you covered. “Día de Muertos”, is one of the most vibrant and culturally rich traditions in Mexico. Observed officially on November 1st and 2nd – although the lively parades and decorations take place for a couple of weeks –…
