Spending a day in Mexico City’s Famous Parque Chapultepec is a must for even the shortest trips to Mexico City. How do you Maximize your time there? Well for starters keep in mind the following shortcomings to workaround. Most Important! For this reason it is highly recommended that you get an early start. Spending the…
I often hear people say that Mexico City has more Museums than any other city in the world. Who knows if this is true. Mexico City is one of the biggest cities in the world, so it is not surprise that they have the most of anything. If you haven’t learned this hard truth already,…
For those of you who are like me, gay, and predisposed to the promises of art, even if we may not be educated formally in the discipline, the world of art seems to offer a promise to outsiders like me and it’s hard for me to turn my back on it, even if it is…
Personally, what fascinates me most about Mexico City was the Mexico City Gay underground Sex Parties and cruising. These are the first things that I wanted to cover on this website and I think they are the most unique to Mexico City and you are least likely to find anything like that scene in other…
Monday in Mexico City can be tough. Most of the things the city is known for are closed. Museums are closed, Zona rosa is sleepy, Chapultepec is closed, It’s challenging. But don’t worry. You have come to the right place for some great suggestions on how to make the most of a Monday in Mexico…
There are about a half dozen options for renting bikes in Mexico City. In my opinion, Ecobici is the absolute best choice! Does Mexico City Have a BikeShare System? Yes. The Bikeshare system is called Ecobici. It is city wide, very inexpensive, they offer weekly and yearly plans and the website is in English. They…
In Mexico ‘Past epochs never vanish completely, and blood still drips from all their wounds, even the most ancient. Sometimes the most remote or hostile beliefs and feelings are found together in one city or one soul, or are superimposed like those pre-cartesian pyramids that almost always conceal others. – The Labyrinth of Solitude, by…
Since starting this travel blog I’ve had the pleasure of connecting with several readers who have made a trip to Mexico City. While each had their own extraordinary experience, one common frustration is making a Mexico City Itinerary. These problems come from the fact that Mexico City really isn’t a tourist town. This has its…
South of Mexico City is an enormous campus of a great university, UNAM. A highway passes alongside of the campus. There is a area of land in between the highway and the cultural campus that is unused. It is too close to the highway to be of any use to anybody. It gives a little…
Do you ever notice the lack of negative reviews about destinations on the internet? Are places really that fabulous? As a gay man I’ve heard a lot of buzz about Gay Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Gay Friendly, beautiful Mexican men, relaxing beaches, colonial town, cheap prices. How can you go wrong? As it turned out, there…