[2025 Villa de Cos Attraction] Travel Guide for Mexico city (Updated Jul)

A fun and delicious tour through this buzzy part of CDMX, exploring all the different vegan taco stands and the glorious food they had to offer!!! There were heaps of veggie options dotted throughout this gorgeous culturally rich area. Definitely will be venturing back here to hunt down more taco stands along all the exciting streets of this dense city! #Tacotour #mexicocity

Mexico City was such a surprise! It's full of energy, history, and incredible food. We spent days exploring neighborhoods like Roma and Condesa, with beautiful parks, cool cafes, and street art everywhere. It's quite comfy to just walk there plus it was very easy to rent bicycles and they were perfect to explore the city. A tip: be ready for the altitude! It's higher than you think, so drink lots of water and take it easy at first. One of my favorite things was spotting the city's skyline from different districts. The views change so much depending on where you are—downtown has the classic skyscrapers, while areas like Chapultepec give you more green space with the city in the background. The city is huge and very diverse, I enjoyed my 3 days stay quite some! #northamericatrip #mexico

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#freehotelstay My trip to Mexico City (2023.10.07-12) shall be ended by this Lechero coffee.Mexico City is better, more fun, more beautiful than I imagined, the city center is like Europe, because Spain ruled Mexico for hundreds of years. Here I feel like Bangkok more than 10 years ago, there are many food truck stalls and stalls on the streets, everyone is enthusiastic, helpful and will talk to you, although he knows you do not speak Spanish, he will continue to tell you. This trip was very interesting. The people in the carriage stall recognized me and kept asking me to eat. I still spent all my money last night. I don't have money for dinner. Another interesting thing, is that I communicate with them in Portuguese, some of the words are the same as in Spanish, some may be pronounced a little differently, some straight away. So they felt very curious as to why it seemed like they didn't understand, and they also taught me and corrected my correct Spanish pronunciation. I have the chance to come again, because there are still many historical sites, because it is too far, so I have not had the opportunity to go, I hope to go to Canun next time, can experience the real Mayan civilization. Adiós ~#travel #mexico #mexicocity #solotravel