From tasty food to dancing and the notorious Day of the Dead, Mexico has a wide tapestry of cultural traditions that you surely need to see. No place provides a more intimate cultural experience than the bustling city of Mexico City. Here is what you should do the next time you’re in Mexico City to make the most of your experience.
Colonia Juárez
While previously dilapidated and neglected, Colonia Juárez has since become a bustling neighborhood filled with bars, parks, restaurants, and boutique stores. This is the perfect place to mingle with locals and truly breathe in everyday life in Mexico City.
Gran Hotel Ciudad de México
Opened in 1899 as a department store, this historic landmark has since transformed into a jaw-dropping hotel. With its antique, iron elevator and elegant curving staircase, the Gran Hotel Ciudad de México is an architect lover’s dream.
El Moro Churerría
Are you craving some delectable local cuisine? Well, there’s nothing better than snacking on some chewy and juicy churros dipped in dulce de leche sauce. El Moro Churerría is one restaurant that offers some of the most scrumptious churros around. What’s more, its located near the city center, making it an ideal place to eat when you’re out and about sightseeing and shopping.
