Mexico City Art Week is scheduled for February 4th-8th and features art fairs, exhibitions, and cultural events. Events are still being announced. Search the web for the most up-to-date information.

Mexico City has some of the most and best museums in the entire world, ranging from large art and cultural museums to smaller more intimate museums in artists' original studios such as the iconic Frida Kahlo Museum.

Chapultapec is the second largest park in Latin America and twice the size Central Park in NYC. Take in the natural landscape by foot or visit one of the attractions including museums and the Chapultepec Castle.

Located within Chapultepec Park, Chapultepec Castle was originally constructed for the viceroy of new Spain and was subsequently the residence of an emperor and a series of presidents. Take in the history, sweeping views of the park, and museum within the castle.

Casa Pedregal is one of iconic Mexican architect Luis Barragan's most renowned buildings, and was originally commissioned for Regina's visionary great grandparents! You can book tours in advance by reaching out to visitas@casapedregal.com and grab a bite next door at Tetetlán, originally the home and store of a relative.

A few of the other homes Barragan built throughout the city are also open for tours.

One hour from Mexico City, the prehispanic city of Teotihuacan was one of the first major cities in the Western Hemisphere and boasts one of the tallest and oldest standing pyramids in the Americas. The site can be viewed on foot or hot air balloon and is a perfect day trip if you have extra time.

The National Museum of Anthropology is one of the most important museums in the world dedicated to Mesoamerican cultures, housing a vast collection of artifacts from pre-Hispanic civilizations to today. The museum is a must-see for anyone interested in Mexican history and anthropology.

Known for its network of canals and floating gardens, remnants of the ancient Aztec civilization. Visitors can explore the canals on colorful, flat-bottomed boats called trajineras, enjoying food, drinks, music, and a lively atmosphere. Xochimilco is a UNESCO World Heritage site, recognized for its unique cultural and historical significance. Perfect for an early morning sunrise or afternoon of fun!

Lucha Libre in Mexico City is a vibrant spectacle blending professional wrestling, theatrical performance, and cultural tradition. Characterized by masked wrestlers (luchadores), high-flying maneuvers, and dramatic storylines, it's a captivating experience for both locals and tourists.