Quisimos hablar de la colonia Estrella y las maravillas que existen —o existieron— entre sus calles para que ustedes, al igual que nosotros, se animen a pasear por ahí.
Beyond the hustle and bustle, CDMX holds corners that seem to exist in a parallel time: gardens, ecological reserves and cultural oases that invite you to disconnect from the chaos to reconnect with calm.
To celebrate the anniversary of the Cineteca Nacional we leave here our recommendation of 6 must-see films in the current lineup.
Imagine for a moment a city where volcanoes are visible almost every day, sunsets paint the sky in shades of orange and pink, and we can breathe deeply without fear of inhaling harmful particles.
Nación de Vinos arrives in its sixth edition as more than just a festival; it is a celebration of Mexican wine and its undeniable place in this cultural boom.
Today only the facade of what was once the Palacio Chino, a movie theater where everything was dreams and fantasies, survives.
In recent years, the decolonization of statues and monuments has gained prominence in public discourse, sparking passionate debates about history, power and representation.
The CDMX has a special relationship with the Rosca de Reyes, that bread that is at once a ritual, a game and a pretext to get together. Every January 6, the city becomes a mosaic of bakeries and pastry shops that stamp their particular stamp on this classic of the season. From the most traditional roscas [...]
For lovers of traditional Mexican bakery, Pastelería Madrid is a true oasis in the city.
Mixcoac is a place where Octavio Paz found inspiration in his childhood and where the tortas and stews of traditional places like El Capricho and Zacazonapan remind you of the pleasure of the simple.
To relive the Christmas of the 1960s in Mexico City is to reconnect with the essence of a tradition that, although adapted to modern times, still has the ability to unite us.
The Basilica of Guadalupe is not only a spiritual refuge; it is also a symbol of cultural resistance. Its influence transcends borders, making it an emblem of identity for millions of Mexicans in the diaspora.
The Nonoalco Tlatelololco Urban Complex is celebrating its sixth decade. On this historic milestone, we took the task of touring its corners with Rodrigo Torres, director of Mirador Tlatelololco.
Tlatelolco is not only a place; it is a mirror of the dreams, contradictions and struggles that have defined Mexico City.
The iconic Marieta Kiosk is transformed into a Roxy ice cream shop.
Everything changes but Chinese food restaurants never go away, maybe all love stories should start in Chinese food.
"For me, chaos is the basis for having beauty in life. And here there are many visual conflicts from which poetic situations can emerge."
The Historic Center has once again been painted green, white and red with hundreds of patriotic decorations. But where do they come from and who makes them?
On July 15, 1951, one of the most dramatic episodes in the history of floods in Mexico City took place.
The CDMX Pride March has its own history: a road traveled by diverse groups of activists who have faced the stigmas and prejudices of our society.