2025 Mexico Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

#AugustGoodPlace2024 #MexicoFamilyTour #ChildrenGoodPlace #MexicoTravel #MexicoFreeTravel 《Museo de Historia Natural》Av. de los Compositores, Bosque de Chapultepec II Secc, Miguel Hidalgo, 11100 Ciudad de Mexico, CDMX, Mexico Very beautiful museum, very diverse works, where you can learn about the origin of the universe and the ecosystem that exists in Mexico. There are options for fun and learning for little ones as well as many interactive sections. Educational, fun and affordable.

#AugustGoodPlaces2024 #MexicoGoodPlacesForParents #MexicoFreeTravel #MexicoGoodPlaces #MexicoTravelStrategy 《Aztlan Parque Urbano》Av. de los Compositores s/n, Bosque de Chapultepec II Secc, Miguel Hidalgo, 11800 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico There are games for children and adults, the atmosphere is cheerful and nostalgic, it is a beautiful place. This is a very nice park perfect for families.

Pension Amigo, a Japanese guesthouse in Mexico City It is not listed on reservation sites, so you have to go there and check if it is available. The owner is fluent in Japanese. Kitchen and shared space. Japanese manga available. Breakfast is included in the price and is served every day except Sundays. The daily side dishes were delicious. There is a washing area and a place to hang laundry on the roof. There are two cats. To get there, take the metro from the airport and get off at the Revolución station. #Mexico #MexicoCity #JapaneseGuesthouse

Ojo de Agua is an earthy yet trendy idea where you can have a coffee, eat brunch and then buy groceries. It’s all in one, for a healthy and comfortable experience.While their WiFi may not work at all locations and we don’t suggest specifically going there to do work or do things online, you can always sit outside at Ojo de Agua and people-watch. Then, you can peruse their crop of produce, ranging from fruit (zapotes!) to vegetables (mini eggplants!). They also have cold drinks and some less-perishable food products like granola and the like. Thank you for visiting my page, keep move to the happiness. #café

Verified sanzpont [arquitectura] and Pedrajo+Pedrajo Arquitectos teamed up to dream up Living the Noom. The design for this verdant, otherworldly residence was victorious at the 2021 A+Award — with good reason. The architects started out with the following premise: today’s homes are built in a way that makes us prone to physical and emotional illness. Through the concept of “wellness living” they set out to create a design that would help prevent health problems and cultivate healthier lifestyles for inhabitants. Ultimately, this resulted in a project that will also be healthier for the planet. #scenicspotphotoguide #lanternshow #themepark#zoo#nationalpark#lakes#beaches

Mexico, country of southern North America and the third largest country in Latin America, after Brazil and Argentina. Mexican society is characterized by extremes of wealth and poverty, with a limited middle class wedged between an elite cadre of landowners and investors on the one hand and masses of rural and urban poor on the other. But in spite of the challenges it faces as a developing country, Mexico is one of the chief economic and political forces in Latin America. It has a dynamic industrial base, vast mineral resources, a wide-ranging service sector, and the world’s largest population of Spanish speakers—about two and a half times that of Spain or Colombia. As its official name suggests, the Estados Unidos Mexicanos (United Mexican States) incorporates 31 socially and physically diverse states and the Federal District.

#goout Another place with a dreamy pink color is Las Coloradas in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico. It is a lagoon, which refers to a bay enclosed by a sandbar and later becomes a lake. Walking on the beach, there are pink lakes on both sides, like a fairyland on earth! The pink color of Las Coloradas comes from red plankton and brine shrimp in the water.

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Lake Chapala is an enormous lake, the largest in Mexico. But more interesting here is the town of Ajijic. Cool and unique art everywhere around the town, and also in the many shops. #happynewyear #mexico #happynewyear

A Mexican restaurant that can be eaten for free by drinking alcohol This pub named La Mascota is run in Mexico's most classic pub mode. The waiters are all mature and able to talk, and the flowing Mariachi band. Enter the store to perform, guests are free to reward. I used a translator to chat with the waiter who is responsible for my desk and exchange the security situation here. The pub is dominated by selling wine, with almost a hundred kinds of Mexican wines, from beer to agave, from vodka to Mescal, at different price points, different qualities and different styles. As for the portion to be eaten, there are 6-8 kinds of appetizers served in the menu every day. There are both peanuts that we are familiar with and large pieces of stew that taste great. Then the focus is coming! If a table of guests can order two glasses of wine per person, the menu can be free to choose free to eat, eat until full! God is not amazing! The price of wine is also in a cup of 30-50 yuan, depending on the quality. Complete civilian consumption! This stewed pork also has flavored pork cartilage and rich sauce! The most classic Mexican Mezcal, also suitable for agave brewing. The most traditional is to drink orange slices with spicy salt.

Praise the beaches and cuisine of this Mexican hotel! Because Mexico's Panama Jack SPA & Resort is an old hotel, the hotel staff is well trained and welcoming, especially the front desk and restaurant waiters can see the guests and see the guests' needs. Recommend the hotel's Italian restaurant, simmered steak and pasta are excellent! There is no extra charge for the restaurant. Except for a small number of expensive wines such as fine wine, champagne and lobster, it is basically a matter of eating and drinking, but you can give due consideration to the service of your desk. 50-100 pesos. Wait, feel free to look at the quality of service and mood. The beach here is private, the sand is not like the words, the sand is not the flour level but it is already very thin. There are white sand beach beds on the beach, and N beach hotels are free to order wine. They take some fruit and lean on the bed. The boundless Caribbean Sea and the flawless Tiffany Blue are in front of them. There are also beach hawkers, cigars and smugglers on the beach, but the density is not too annoying, it is also very interesting. This time I also met a couple of new people to hold a wedding. It was really romantic and I just cried. Experienced in Cancun for one night all-inclusive, Huahua sincerely recommend this Panama JackSPA & Resort, spend three nights in Sanya for a Caribbean middle class ,Good deal. Of course, if you have enough time, it is recommended to stay for at least 2 nights.

A special lunch in Mexico. Feel the cuisine of a place and appreciate its culture.

Every time I visit Mexico, I leave with more than memories—I leave with a deeper connection to its land, people, and culture. This trip was no different. From the misty volcanic ruins in Michoacán to the lush waterfalls and family warmth in Nayarit, Mexico showed me its many sides—and each one was unforgettable. What makes Mexico so special is its balance. It’s a country where ancient traditions live side by side with vibrant modern life. One day you’re exploring centuries-old church ruins half-buried by lava, the next you’re swimming under a jungle waterfall, laughing with locals and eating homemade food that tastes like love and heritage in every bite. For me, Mexico is also family. My wife is from Nayarit, and being welcomed by her family and community gave this journey a deeper meaning. It’s different when you’re not just visiting—you’re being invited into people’s lives, hearing their stories, and sharing their routines. But even for those seeing it for the first time, Mexico offers something real. The kind of travel experience that goes beyond sightseeing. It teaches you things—about history, resilience, simplicity, and joy. Whether you’re looking for adventure, reflection, connection, or just a place to breathe deeply and be present, Mexico will meet you where you are—and leave a piece of itself with you when you go.

🌿Merida's natural scenery: the ruins of Mayan civilization, hidden pyramids, cenotes formed by meteorites, and the pink beaches that girls love, all of them are available here! ✨The charm of Merida: transparent scenery, rainbow after rain, melodious sunset and simple happiness, everything is so beautiful! 🏙Mérida: The capital of Yucatán, full of colonial style! It is built on the site of the Mayan city of T'ho, founded by the Spanish in 1542. 🍚What to eat Merida Café Lavé coffee and grilled cheese are delicious but expensive. There is a local fast food restaurant with many families on the beach (I forgot the name). There is a special soup in the Yucatan Peninsula called Sopa de lima that I love very much. Many restaurants have it.

#celebrateit Ahh, where do I start? When I visit Mexico, I cant miss the delicious Tacos, Burrito and Churros with chocolate dip. These are by far my favourite foods and I’d highly recommend them. I love the hard shell tacos the most with the delightful toppings. Speaking of which, the city is so beautiful and nice too. I’d love to visit again soon to celebrate my love for love in Mexico

#getgoing2025 The Secret Vine Resort exceeded all expectations! The highlight? Their gym with jaw-dropping views of the turquoise Caribbean—working out has never felt so serene. Luxurious rooms, exquisite dining, and impeccable service made every moment unforgettable. From lounging by the infinity pool to indulging in the spa, this is paradise redefined. Can’t wait to return!

The hotel rooms are located on the 37th to 47th floors. The rooms and suites all have extensive views of Chapultepec Park. The interiors are beautifully decorated and the spacious marble bathrooms are equipped with double sink vanities, separate shower stalls and bathtubs🛁. Some suites also have Separate spacious dining and living room areas 🍴There are many restaurants and bars in the hotel, such as Samos Sabores Míos, which offers specialties from all over Mexico. Its menu is inspired by various parts of Mexico and makes guests feel like traveling through Mexico through 3 food experiences🌯; Carlotta Reforma is a sky bar located on the 38th floor. Art and luxury blend here The Ritz-Carlton Spa💅🏻 with 6 luxurious treatment rooms, indoor heated swimming pool, fitness center equipped with advanced equipment🏋🏻‍♀️ - 🚏Surrounding attractions • Natural views: Located 58 stories above Chapultepec Park, the hotel overlooks the historic Chapultepec Forest and the vibrant Reforma Avenue ⛲️. • Transportation location: 15.1 kilometers from Benito Juarez International Airport✈️. • Tourist attractions: Many famous attractions near Mexico City, such as Chapultepec Castle, etc. ⛪️

Discover Mexico, a country rich in history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes. Explore the ancient ruins of Chichén Itzá, Teotihuacan, and Palenque, where centuries-old civilizations left their mark. Stroll through the colorful streets of Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Oaxaca, each brimming with unique art, food, and traditions. Relax on the sun-kissed beaches of Cancún, Tulum, and Puerto Vallarta, or dive into the crystal-clear cenotes of the Yucatán Peninsula. Indulge in authentic Mexican cuisine, from street tacos to mole and tamales. This guide takes you on a journey through Mexico’s diverse experiences, blending its vibrant culture with natural beauty and historical treasures. #newyearvibes

I was amazed when I saw the picture in my WeChat Moments. This library is so cool, with parallel spaces, surreal design, and the feeling of the movie "Inception." It was immediately added to my must-visit list for Mexico City. The full name of the library is Biblioteca Vasconcelos, which is a tribute to the philosopher José Vasconcelos. It is known as the most advanced building of the 21st century, and it is truly amazing to be there! 🚗Transportation: Take an Uber from Constitution Square, about 10 RMB, and it takes about 15 minutes. Notes: 1⃣️If you want to take photos with a camera, you need to leave your passport as a deposit and sign a form. It's free. 2⃣️Please keep quiet when visiting the library.

Mérida, Mexico Business trip sharing. Merida is the capital of Yucatan, the birthplace of Mayan culture, and is full of Mayan civilization-themed souvenirs and clothing. Merida itself is a small city and is said to be the safest city in Mexico. There were literally police everywhere (Figure 5). It was also my first time on a business trip to Latin America to wander around alone at 22:00 at night. In the past two days, I only took a quick tour of the city. We recommend the Gran Museo del Mundo Maya, a Mayan-themed museum in the urban area, where you can gain an in-depth understanding of Mayan culture. Tickets are 150 pesos. Tips: It is recommended to download Google Translate in advance. It will be faster to directly translate the image and read the introduction. If you are traveling here, it is recommended to book a one-day tour. (Around 1,000 pesos), nearby attractions include: Cenote, Mayan civilization ruins Uxmal, Mayan pyramid Chichenitza. Hotel Hacienda Merida The Hacienda here is a special hotel (Pictures 8 and 9). Very local style and nice environment. It is within walking distance from the Grand Square and 3 kilometers from the Convention and Exhibition Center. The hotel does not have toothbrush and toothpaste, please bring your own. Micaela Mar & Lena (Picture 1, Picture 2) Ordered the Octopus and Shrimp Taco, both dishes were good. The octopus is paired with sweet potatoes, which is sweet. La Parrilla | Colonial (Picture 3) The name of the dish ordered was Molcajete Yucatec. Molcajeje is a container used by locals to make sauce. This dish contains grilled bananas, onions, grilled meat, avocado, radishes, and sausage. The taste is average, the best thing is the grilled banana hahahaha. Museum of Yucateca Gastronomy Museo (Figure 4) A restaurant with a museum of Mayan food culture. It seems that the Mayan people's cooking is average, and the meat is very poor. After the meal, we visited the museum and bought local honey as a souvenir.

I've been to Los Cabos 3 times and finally stayed at the hotel I wanted to stay at.|||🏨Los Cabos Hyatt Ziva 📍The hotel is located in Zona Hotelera, close to Costa Azul Beach and Palmilla Beach. To be honest, Hyatt Ziva hotels are top-notch no matter where they are.👍🏻 - 🌟[Hotel Design] 🛋The hotel has 591 rooms🛌, 24-hour room service, and premium bedding, and most rooms have a private balcony☀️ with beautiful ocean views.🌊 Room types include family suites, parent-child suites, large ocean view suites, and luxurious presidential suites to meet your different needs. - 🌟[Theme Restaurants] 🍴There are 7 theme restaurants. I think Baja Grill is the best. There is a juice bar by the pool open from 7 am to 1 pm every day. The Italian restaurant is average. The oceanfront Mexican restaurant is okay, and the tacos are highly recommended. I don't recommend the La Plaza buffet. The bar offers unlimited wine,🍷 beer, cocktails,🍹 and other drinks. - 🌟[Hotel Activities] 🔸There are several pools to choose from, including the popular infinity pool🏊‍♀️ and a water slide for kids. 🔸There is a Kidz Club for children🧒 aged 4–12, with childcare services from 9 am to 9 pm, so parents can enjoy their vacation. 🔸The hotel also arranges various entertainment programs in the evening, such as dance performances💃🏼 and music shows🕺🏼, to add some fun to your vacation. - Overall, Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos is a great choice for family vacations, honeymoons, and other types of travelers. Thanksgiving and Christmas are coming soon. If you don't know where to go for vacation, hurry up and book!

Mexico One&Only｜The ceiling of the secluded hotel on the cliff "Living in a hotel is like living in the Mexican rainforest" No one would have thought that in Mexico, a country full of wilderness and unique customs, there is actually a very quiet retreat - One&Only Mandarina The top luxury resort hotel One&Only has always been famous for its picky location selection, and even celebrities such as Tom Cruise and Elizabeth Hurley are its loyal fans. So, what is unique about it? - Built on the edge of a cliff, with a magnificent view of the Pacific Ocean - Maximize space, privacy and luxury - Tree houses, cliff villas and tropical rainforests are integrated - Infinity pool, horse riding, surfing and snorkeling - World-famous chefs are here to enjoy a gourmet feast 「ROOM」 The 104 hotel rooms, consisting of tree houses and cliff-top villas, are surrounded by lush tropical rainforest, lightly perched on the hillside or suspended above the treetops. Each treehouse or villa has a private swimming pool

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#0yentravelnovember Mexico's Day of the Dead takes place over two days, October 31st for children and November 1st for adults. It corresponds to the Obon festival in Japan, and people make a flower path with orange blossoms and return to their homes in a lively atmosphere so that the dead can return to the world of the living. They also serve delicious bread as a way to welcome them back. There are various customs depending on the region. They build an altar at home and have their own unique way of showing them around. Families stay up all night talking about memories and spend time as they please so that the dead do not feel lonely. It is a very tasteful culture. I think it is a slightly different way of enjoying it from Halloween.

#AugustGoodPlaces2024 #MexicoFamilyTravel #ThemePark #MexicoGoodPlaces #MexicoTravelStrategy 《Plaza Civica Emilio Carranza》Av Emilio Carranza, Moctezuma 1a Seccion, Moctezuma 1ra Secc, Venustiano Carranza, 15500 Ciudad de Mexico, CDMX, Mexico The play area is clean and well maintained, and is themed after the Mario Brothers, with Mario Brothers characters scattered throughout the park. There are many recreational facilities, suitable for children of different ages. Just minutes from the center of CDMX. A great place for kids to play.

#AugustGoodPlaces2024 #MexicoArtTour #Mexico #MexicoTravel #MexicoGoodPlaces 《Kurimanzutto Gallery》C. Gobernador Rafael Rebollar 94, San Miguel Chapultepec I Secc, Miguel Hidalgo, 11850 Ciudad de Mexico, CDMX, Mexico. Free admission, beautiful, bright, spacious place, many nice works, contemporary exhibitions, very cool gallery. The architecture of the venue is very elegant and clean.

Casa Gilardi Art Museum, located at Calle Gral. Antonio Leon 82, San Miguel Chapultepec I Secc, Miguel Hidalgo, 11850 Ciudad de Mexico, CDMX, Mexico, is a masterpiece that blends modernity with traditional Mexican design. The house is spectacular, showcasing a clear use of light and color in its works. It's avant-garde yet comfortable. Highly recommended for those who love design and architecture.