M.A: Artisanal Objects Made with Care in Oaxaca
These one-of-a-kind wool rugs and clay pieces are inspired by Mexico’s streets, markets, and mythology.
These one-of-a-kind wool rugs and clay pieces are inspired by Mexico’s streets, markets, and mythology.
Chefs Norma Listman and Saqib Keval believe that food is a tool of resistance and a vehicle of change.
Visit these five spots in the state of Puebla for a dose of culture.
This small store will brighten up your day and wardrobe.
This spot is a cross between a small supermarket, a coffee shop, and a fast food restaurant (but with homemade products).
This store and restaurant effortlessly combine delicious Japanese food, vintage culture, and incredible clothes.
If it’s Japanese food you’re looking for, make your way to these six spots in Mexico City.
Go for the perfect espresso at the spot opened by chef and Japan-lover, Mauricio Zubirats.
Head to these six famous cantinas for a few beers and typical Mexican cuisine.
Enjoy breakfast, brunch, lunch, or delicious coffee from Chiapas at this cozy spot in Mexico City’s Juárez neighborhood.
This hotel continues to be a hit, and not only with travelers but also with Condesa dwellers.
Thirteen go-to dining spots in the neighborhood known for its tree-lined avenues, beautiful parks, and lively atmosphere.
Perfect hotels for when you don’t want to worry about a thing during your entire trip.
Discover the new exhibition at the Jumex Museum featuring more than 80 works by two of the world’s most renowned artists.
Head to these boutiques in the Mexican capital to find unique, stylish gifts… or to simply splurge on yourself!
This is Mexico City’s newest rooftop restaurant featuring Puebla-inspired cuisine, tasty drinks, elegant décor, and lots of fresh air.