Colonial Roma is the hipster heart of Mexico City. No doubt about it. There is a…
Take a virtual tour to Frida’s hometown neighbourhood, see detailed guides of her works of art and travel along the canals were she would go to escape the city!
Chapultepec Castle stands at the top of Chapultepec Hill, overlooking the capital of Mexico City. It seems strange to have a neo-classical, European-looking castle in the middle of the metropolitan and modern downtown. As out of place as it seems, amongst the bright and colourful architecture of Mexico City, the charm of Chapultepec still draws people in. The Castle is still one of the most visited landmarks in Mexico City.
When people ask me for something fun and unique to do in Mexico City, the first thing that comes to mind is Sunday mornings, riding down car-free Paseo de la Reforma. This experience is both a fantastic sightseeing opportunity but also an excellent chance to interact with cheery locals, out enjoying their city.
Coyoacán is one of the most colourful and yet quiet neighbourhoods in Mexico City. Coyoacán is the place I come to escape the crowds and relax in some of the most beautiful parks and meander down the most vibrant streets. Coyoacán was the home of Frida Kahlo throughout her entire life. It’s no surprise why she chose to stick around this bohemian community rather than move into the bustling city centre. Every park, house and street corner is busting with energy and natural artistry.