In this guide, I’m sharing 23 of my favorite things to do in Mexico City, from must-see attractions to local neighborhoods worth exploring, all based on my personal experience. I’ve organized everything by neighborhood, from the historic center to Roma Norte and Condesa, so you can easily plan your days. Whether you’re visiting for a few days or staying a full week, this list will take you a long way.
Mexico had been on my wishlist for years, and recently I finally got to spend a fantastic week in Mexico City. In this blog post, I’m sharing how I spent my days, so you can use this Mexico City itinerary as inspiration for your own trip.
Mexico City is one of the most exciting cities in the world when it comes to food. From street tacos to fine dining, you’ll find everything here. During my week in the city, I ate at so many incredible places, and still didn’t get to try everything I wanted. In this post, I’m sharing my favorite Mexico City restaurants for lunch and dinner.
Mexico City has a thriving coffee culture and is full of artisan bakeries. Especially in the Roma Norte and Condesa neighborhoods, you’ll find trendy cafés on nearly every corner, with carefully roasted beans and pastries fresh from the oven. In this post, I’m sharing what I consider to be the best coffee shops and bakeries in Mexico City. Places I visited myself and would happily return to for a second cup or another pastry.
One of my favorite things about a city trip? Starting the day with a great breakfast out. Luckily, when it comes to breakfast in Mexico City, you’re in the right place. Especially in the neighborhoods of Roma Norte and Condesa, the streets are filled with cozy cafés and trendy breakfast spots. And since many hotels are based in these areas, you never have to go far for a delicious start to the day.