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Mexico City holidays

May 2023

  • Belinda Carlisle's Christmas Party In Support Of AnimalPeopleAlliance.net<br>WEST HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA - DECEMBER 15: Belinda Carlisle attends her Christmas party in support of AnimalPeopleAlliance.net at The Abbey on December 15, 2022 in West Hollywood, California. (Photo by David Livingston/Getty Images)

    Sunday with Belinda Carlisle: ‘I only have three vices left: coffee, chocolate and salt’

    The singer on meditation, burnt brussels sprouts – and living in Mexico City

March 2021

  • Coyoacan district street scene in Mexico City.

    Virtual travel guides
    Mexico City: a virtual tour through film, music, books, food and art

    One of Latin America’s most colourful capitals comes alive through its dancehall rhythms, gritty cinema and tasty tacos

November 2019

  • Visitors enjoying an interactive display at Mexico City’s economics museum

    In uncertain times, a museum of money is a sure-fire winner

    Phillip Inman
    For 40 years now, British people have had to take responsibility for their financial future. An educational museum where people could learn how this is best done is long overdue

February 2019

  • Colourful Colima street shops and homes in the Roma neighbourhood of Mexico City, Mexico.

    Roma sets the scene: the magical Mexico City district behind the film

    Alfonso Cuarón’s award-winning movie takes place in a gritty, colourful barrio that has retained its stylish eclecticism

October 2018

  • A band plays a Son Jarocho dance in a square in Veracruz, Mexico.

    Magical mystery tour: a road trip through Mexico

    Kicking off at a raucous Day of the Dead party, this odyssey takes in indigenous culture rarely seen by outsiders, with plenty of music and laughs along the way

September 2018

  • Murals Abuela Teneek by Chauiztle, Mexico City

    A local's guide
    A local’s guide to Mexico City: 10 tips

    To understand this anarchically alive metropolis it’s best to visit its disparate neighbourhoods, which tell their own stories and where great food, art and culture await

June 2018

  • Boho home … Avenida Francisco Sosa, Coyoacán, Mexico City, Mexico.

    Frida Kahlo’s neighbourhood: exploring vibrant Coyoacán, Mexico City

    Ahead of a major Frida Kahlo show at London’s V&A we visit the artist’s bohemian district – from her house to the cantina where she drank, and from arts venues to fantastic markets and restaurants

November 2017

  • Portrait of Jorge Armando Perez who works at the Fishmonger Pescaderia Marsel, the Almeja Generosa (Geoduck clam) literaly translates from its mexican name as generous clam. La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico.

    A gastronomic tour of Mexico – in pictures

    Taking in everything from the ‘largest sandwich ever seen’ to scorpion tacos, here are a few highlights from Mexico: A Culinary Quest, an epic book that travels across all 32 of the country’s states

February 2017

  • The beach at Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

    Fancy some sun, sea and sand? Brexit means it will cost you 15% more

  • Mariana Blanco, Los Loosers, Mexico City, Mexico

    The foodie traveller
    A vegan cafe in meat-mad Mexico City

January 2017

  • Inside A Traditional Mexican Pulqueria<br>Customers sit by the bar at the Duelistas pulqueria in Mexico City, Mexico, on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2015. Pulque is a traditional Mexican alcoholic beverage made from the maguey plant that dates back to Aztec times. Photographer: Susana Gonzalez/Bloomberg via Getty Images

    The foodie traveller
    Mexican heritage in a glass: tasting pulque in Mexico City

    Mexico’s oldest drink was once reserved for Aztec priests, but is now available in cocktails in reinvented bars across the capital

November 2016

  • Mexico City<br>The view from Mirador Torre Latino onto the Palacio de Bellas Artes

    Holiday guides
    Mexico City: what to see plus the best bars, restaurants and hotels

    The colourful barrios of this teeming, oft-maligned capital are now thriving – with culture, creativity and an exciting, modern food scene

May 2016

  • Cafes and restaurants on Calle Lucerna in Colonia Juárez, Mexico City.

    On the radar
    Mexico City’s grandest neighbourhood is back in vogue

    The formerly wealthy Colonia Juárez, close to Mexico City’s historic centre, is getting its groove back, with new restaurants, bars and art galleries

November 2015

  • Tens of thousands of cyclists turn out for the weekly Sunday ride along Paseo de la Reforma

    Guardian Mexico City week
    Viva la revolución: Mexico City cyclists fight for the right to ride in safety

    For one morning every week, people on bikes and on foot rule 35 miles of central city streets, but it is not just about car-free Sundays – the world’s fourth biggest city is also building a network of protected bike lanes
  • El Zocalo

    Guardian Mexico City week
    Una guía experta para conocer la Ciudad de México: corazones aztecas en una ciudad que se hunde

    Cynthia Ortiz nos muestra una de las ciudades más grandes del mundo, con sus murales revolucionarios, dobles sentidos, riñas familiares y fútbol

    • Guardian Mexico City week
      An insider's guide to Mexico City: Aztec hearts in a sinking city

    • Guardian Mexico City week
      Guardian Mexico City week – live

    • A great little place I know
      The house of architect Luis Barragán is a classic of Mexican modernism

October 2015

  • Glamis Castle

    10 of the best haunted sites around the world

    From a ‘hanging-doll’ island in Mexico to the English estate which inspired The Turn of the Screw, the author of A Natural History of Ghosts picks some of his favourite spooky sites

September 2015

  • A residential block collapses during the Mexico City earthquake in September 1985.

    Resilient cities
    The Mexico City earthquake, 30 years on: have the lessons been forgotten?

    The feeble response of ruling politicians to the devastating 1985 quake sparked a grassroots movement to challenge corruption and secure low-cost housing. Yet modern Mexico City often seems indifferent to poverty and inequality
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