Mexico City

See a football game at this iconic stadium known for hosting major football matches, including World Cup finals in 1970 and 1986! ​

Pronounced “so-chee-meel-ko,” thsi spot serves as the starting points for the colorful trajineras (traditional wooden boats) that navigate the canals, offering tourists and locals scenic boat rides through this CDMX nieghborhood. I suggest launching from Embarcadero Nuevo Nativitas as it's the closest Island to the Island of the Dead Dolls. ​

Thisbar includes a rooftop, 2 different djs, and a very cool vibe. Do yourself a favor and send them a text via WhatsApp ahead of time for resos at +52 26 3310 7379. ​

Book this early flight tour for epic views of the Pyramids of Teotihucán, just outside of Mexico City. It even comes with breakfast! ​

Just north of CDMX, this spot is known for its thermal springs, cave pools, and scenic views! It is best to book this experience with a bus or van charter. Also note, the lockers on-site fill up quickly so go early or leave your belongings on the bus. It's a 4-hour drive from Mexico City. ​

Located in the heart of Colonia Condesa, if you're going to go out and enjoy dancing to EDM, this is THE one spot in CDMX you cannot miss. ​

You've had the tacos, and the enchiladas, so now have a local pull it all together for you with a rich history lesson on what makes CDMX's culinary experience so amazing on this tour. ​

Currently sitting at #20 as one of the best bars in North America, if that isn't a reason to visit, I don't know what is! ​

This hiking tour offers 3 route options with different levels of difficulty. All have been carefully designed so that you do not miss the wonderful views offered by the volcanoes that lie just outside the city. ​

Home to Mexico's most beloved sport "Lucha Libre!" Show nights are on Tuesday and Friday nights. Check the calendar. ​