They say that breakfast is the most important food of the day and in Mexico, we take it seriously. We like to have a good and abundant breakfast, and if there is a space left, we complete it with a sweet bread.

Mexico City has become one of the favorite destinations for travelers from around the world. And it is a city so fascinating and unique that when you discover it, you will want more time to live it.

In Mexico, the Three Kings Day is celebrated on January 6. It is a Christian tradition that, after the birth of Jesus, went to 3 kings from the East (Melchior, Gaspar and Baltazar) to pay homage and give gifts of great symbolic wealth: gold, frankincense and myrrh.

Mexicans have the tradition of sharing the Rosca de Reyes every January 6 to celebrate the Day of the Three Kings. This moment is celebrated with friends and family, and each guest must split their piece.

If you visit Mexico City during the December holidays you should know that during this time something unusual happens in the city, especially December 25 and January 1

On the sidewalk of one of the most popular sectors in the center of Mexico City – the market of La Lagunilla, open every Sunday without exception -, I found a small magazine on whose cover that fucked up over the years, illustrated Pique, the mascot of the World Cup Mexico 86, a green chile with a big charro hat, cheerful mustache and a soccer ball on his right foot.

This week, we recommend a film exhibition, a festival of art and technology, and two incredible exhibitions to experience Mexico City as a local.

Knowing Mexico City could become an endless experience, because its diversity, cultural offerings, and architectural sites make it an exciting capital with endless attractions. There are several ways to get to know a city, at The Local Way we want to share one of the most wonderful, to know it through its museums.

Get ready for this week and prepare your most comfortable shoes, we have 3 cultural activities to discover Mexico City