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Tag Archives: mexico city
Must Eat Mexico City (Going Places)
What happens when one of the world’s most delicious cuisines meets one of the world’s most dynamic megacities? Damas y Caballeros, welcome to Mexico City! We hope you’ve brought your appetite. This expansive capital city is a cultural and culinary hub that’s as exciting a foodie frontier to explore as anywhere in the world. Continue reading
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Posted in Food, Going Places, Mexico, OneTravel, Restaurants, Travel
Tagged Food, Going Places, mexican food, mexico, mexico city, OneTravel, restaurants, Travel
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5 Travel Photographers You Should Know About (OneTravel)
What could be better inspiration for planning your next trip than browsing the sites of a few of the world’s best photographers? Here’s a list of five of my favourite photographers with their lenses turned toward some of the world’s … Continue reading
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Posted in Anthony Epes, Blogs, London, Mexico, New York, OneTravel, Photography, Travel
Tagged anthony epes, Brandon Stanton, cities at dawn, David Solomons, Humans of New York, Ken Kaminesky, London, london at dawn, London blog, london photographer, Mark Alor Powell, Mark Powell, mexico, mexico city, national geographic, new york, NYC, OneTravel, Photography, photography blog, street photography, Travel, travel blog, travel photographers, travel photography, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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How to Have a Merry Christmas in Mexico City (CheapOair)
Visiting Mexico City in December? From Catholic traditions with an Aztec edge to ice skating in one of the world’s most historic plazas and even catching a live NBA match, you’re guaranteed a feliz Navidad. Here are just a few … Continue reading
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Posted in CheapOair, Christmas, Mexico, Travel
Tagged cheapoair, christmas, mexico, mexico city, Travel
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7 Things You Didn’t Know about Mexico City (CheapOair)
Not only is Mexico City one of the biggest cities in the world. It’s also one of the most fascinating. Here are a handful of quirky facts about Mexico City and why it’s such a dynamic destination. Mexico City has … Continue reading
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Where to Experience the Day of the Dead in Mexico (CheapOair)
A festival vibe with a sombre tone – it’s time for the Day of the Dead. Think of it as Halloween, Christmas and the 4th of July all wrapped up into one awesome holiday. Here are five of Mexico’s best destinations for experiencing this commemorative celebration fusing ancient Aztec traditions with Catholicism during the days (and sometimes weeks) around the first and second of November. Continue reading
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Corona Capital Music Festival 2013 in Mexico City (CheapOair)
The Corona Capital Music Festival 2013 descends on Mexico City mid October offering music fans one of the most amazing rosters of musicians out there today. Read my complete post at the CheapOair blog.
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Posted in CheapOair, Mexico, Music, Travel
Tagged Artic Monkeys, Blondie, Capital Cities, cheapoair, Chris Lake, concerts, Conor Oberst, Corona Capital, Corona Capital Music Festival, Corona Capital Music Festival 2013, deadmau5, Deap Vally, Death Grips, Dinosaur Jr, DJ Harvey, festival, Fun, Gary Clark Jr, Grimes, Iceage, Imagine Dragons, Io Echo, Jacques Lu Cont, Jake Bugg, Jamie xx, Jason Zenga (High-Def), Jimmy Eat World, John Talbot, Kurt Vile, Matt & Kim, mexico, mexico city, MIA, Miles Kane, MS MR, Mueran Humanos, music, music festival, Palma Voilets, peace, Phoenix, Portugal. The Man, Quadron, Queens Of The Stone Age, Robert DeLong, Savages, Sigur Rós, Stereophonics, the Black Angels, the Breeders, the Crystal Method, the Dandy Warhols, the Postelles, the Presets, the xx, toy, Travel, Travis, Vampire Weekend, White Lies
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A Guide to Mexico City’s Neighborhoods (CheapOair)
Mexico City is a lot of things to a lot of people. But there’s one aspect that everybody who’s ever been there can agree on. It’s a big place. One of the largest cities in the world, the same dynamic that makes Mexico City such an excellent destination can also lead to a bit of frustration if you’re unsure how to get around. Before you go, have look at this quick guide to the city’s main neighborhoods. Continue reading
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4 Mexico City Blogs en Inglés (CheapOair)
Of course, such a huge metropolis has a lot to offer whatever your reasons for traveling, but finding out about what’s on and worth checking out while visiting “the DF” can be a challenge. Here’s a list of four blogs about Mexico City, written in English and sharing all sorts of tips and insights. Continue reading
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Posted in Blogs, CheapOair, Food, Mexico, Photography, Travel
Tagged Blogs, David Lida, Food, Good Food in Mexico City, mexican blogs, mexico, mexico city, mexico city blogs, Mexico City: An Opinionated Guide, Photography, photography blogs, The Gringo Honeymoon, The Mija Chronicles, Travel
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Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera’s Mexico City (OneTravel)
Here’s a list of the best places to view art by Kahlo and Rivera as well as where to find out more about the life they shared together … Read the complete post at the OneTravel blog.
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Posted in Art, Mexico, OneTravel, Travel
Tagged Anahuacalli Museum, Art, Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo, Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, La Casa Azul, mexican art, mexico, mexico city, murals, Museo Diego Rivera Anahuacalli, Museo Dolores Olmedo Patiño, Museo Estudio Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo, Museo Frida Kahlo, Museo Mural Diego Rivera, museums, OneTravel, Palacio Nacional, Plaza de la Constitución, Travel
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4 Unique Eats in Mexico City’s Centro Histórico (CheapOair)
There’s no shortage of great places to eat in Mexico City, but deciding on where to grab a bite can seem like a daunting task at times – you’re spoiled for choice (well, as long as you like Mexican), and it’s not always so clear what your best options are. Here’s a list of four unique eateries in the city’s Centro Histórico near the city’s famed Zócalo plaza. Continue reading
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Posted in CheapOair, Drink, Food, Mexico, Restaurants, Travel
Tagged Arte Mexicano Para el Mundo, Centro Histórico, cheapoair, El Cardinal, El Rey del Pavo, Fonda Don Chon, Food, mexican cuisine, mexican food, mexico, mexico city, mexico city restaurants, Puro Corazó, restaurants, Travel, Zócalo
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Making the Most of Mexico City’s Museo Nacional de Antropología (CheapOair)
The Museo Nacional de Antropología in Mexico City is the national museum of Mexico as well its most visited. Home to significant and numerous archaeological and anthropological artifacts from pre-Columbian Mexico, it is considered to be one of the most important institutions for the study of ancient Meso-American culture and society. By many of its visitors, the Museo Nacional is thought to be among the greatest museums in the world. Continue reading
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Posted in Art, CheapOair, Mexico, Travel
Tagged anthropology, archaeology, Art, cheapoair, cuidad de mexico, mexico, mexico city, Museo Nacional de Antropología, museum, polanco, Travel
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Mega City Photo Exhibition: Call for Photographers
Call for photographers for upcoming Mega City Photo exhibition at Leeds College of Art Continue reading
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Posted in Art, Photography, Travel
Tagged beijing, buenos aires, cairo, call for artists, call for photographers, delhi, dhaka, exhibition, guangzhou, istanbul, jakarta, karachi, kolkata, lagos, Leeds College of Art, London, los angeles, manila, mega cities, mega city photo, mexico city, moscow, mumbai, new york, new york city, osaka, paris, Photography, rio de janeiro, sao paolo, seoul, shanghai, street photography, tehran, tokyo, urban photography
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Hats Off to Mexican Street Photography – Limited Edition Prints at Benito’s Hat
Mexican street photography at Benito’s Hat Mexican restaurant in London – info, pics, and limited edition purchase details. Continue reading
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Posted in Art, London, Mexico, Photography, Shopping
Tagged benito's hat, exhibition, ferman guzman martinez, hats off to mexican street photography, limited edition prints, mexican food, mexican photography, mexico, mexico city, naye lee, nayeli cruz, Photography, reflex... yo guerrillero, street photography
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Hats off to Mexican Street Photography at Benito’s Hat New Oxford Circus Restaurant (Qype does London)
Hats off to Mexican Street Photography at Benito’s Hat New Oxford Circus Restaurant Qype does London, May 7th 2011 To celebrate the opening of [Benito’s Hat’s] Oxford Circus location, a “Hat’s Off to Mexican Street Photography” exhibition is on show now … Continue reading
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Las 11 caras de la Santa Muerte en Tultitlán (El Universal)
Las 11 caras de la Santa Muerte en Tultitlán by Lilian Anaya, El Universal, 28 de diciembre 2010 Por ello y en colaboración del fotógrafo londinense, Chris Osburn, mostramos las 11 fotografías más impactantes de la Santa Muerte venerada en el … Continue reading
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Posted in El Universal, Mexico, Photography
Tagged cuidad de mexico, el universal, estado de mexico, mexico, mexico city, santa muerte, tultitlan
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Photo Story: Fight Night! (Urban Travel Blog)
Photo Story: Fight Night! Urban Travel Blog, Dec 5th, 2010 With its bulletproof box office window, where you can only see the fingers of the person receiving your money and giving your ticket, to all the hawkers and lucha fans milling … Continue reading
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Posted in Mexico, Photography, Travel, Urban Travel Blog
Tagged arena mexico, cuidad de mexico, lucha libre, mexican wrestling, mexico city, Photography, urban travel blog
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Dead Set on Having Fun in Mexico City (Qype Community)
Dead Set on Having Fun in Mexico City Qype Community, November 8th 2010 If you ever get a chance to visit Mexico City during the Day of the Dead festivities don’t think twice, just go. I reckon this Meso-American megalopolis is … Continue reading
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Posted in Mexico, Travel
Tagged day of the dead, dia de los muertes, mexico, mexico city, Qype, qype community, Travel
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