by Jose Gaspard | Jun 23, 2026 | Mexican Holidays & Cultural Events
December might be the most magical month to visit Mexico City. The weather is crisp and sunny, the streets glow with lights, and the calendar fills with uniquely Mexican holiday traditions that you won’t find anywhere else — candlelit Posadas winding through the...
by Jose Gaspard | Jun 23, 2026 | Mexican Holidays & Cultural Events
Here’s the good news: Mexico City has one of the most pleasant year-round climates of any major capital. Perched at 2,240 meters (7,350 feet) of elevation, it enjoys mild “eternal spring” temperatures every single month — no brutal summer heat, no...
by Jose Gaspard | Jun 23, 2026 | Mexican Holidays & Cultural Events
Roma Norte is the beating heart of Mexico City’s contemporary art scene — and Mexico City, in turn, has become one of the most important art capitals in the Americas. Within a handful of walkable blocks you’ll find internationally recognized contemporary...
by Jose Gaspard | Jun 22, 2026 | Mexican Holidays & Cultural Events
Roma Norte is famous for its design-forward, sit-down restaurants — but some of its most memorable meals cost a few pesos and come wrapped in a paper napkin, eaten standing on a street corner as a taquero shaves pork off a spinning trompo. From late-night taquerías to...
by Jose Gaspard | Jun 22, 2026 | Mexican Holidays & Cultural Events, Sin categoría
When the sun goes down, Roma Norte turns on. Mexico City’s most stylish neighborhood trades its café-and-gallery daytime for one of the best bar scenes in Latin America: world-ranked cocktail dens, intimate mezcalerías pouring small-batch agave spirits, buzzy...
by Jose Gaspard | May 14, 2026 | Mexican Holidays & Cultural Events
Quick answer: Mexico City hosts five 2026 World Cup matches at Estadio Azteca (Estadio Banorte), including the June 11 opener, Mexico vs South Africa. The stadium sits in southern Santa Ursula, 35 to 55 minutes from Roma Norte. Buy tickets only via FIFA.com, arrive...
