We believe that the adventure of knowing Mexico City could go beyond walking through its streets, it is also possible to admire it in all its splendor from the top of beautiful buildings and landmarks. That’s why The Local Way has prepared for you five incredible spots with panoramic views of the city. Hope you really enjoy them!
What would you like to do when you come back to CDMX? After so many months in the distance, you will discover that the city is alive, that every corner vibrates, and thousands of stories pour non-stop out. On this list, you will find the inspiration you’re looking for so that your next travel is full of experiences worth remembering.
Magic, symbols and legends. That’s what makes a Pueblo Mágico. Recognized by the Mexican government, are little towns that show our identity through history, culture, and nature, but also gastronomy and architecture. We’ve chosen five that happen to be just two hours away from the city. Who said weekend getaway?
Eat, make a toast, be part of the Mexican posadas, feel our Christmas spirit, celebrate the end of the decade, and even experience a rare calm that floods our big metropolis. With this agenda, you will live the holidays in the only way we can recommend you: like a true local.
Yes, this is how our great metropolis is known: City of Palaces. Part of the beauty of the capital’s architecture lives on those monuments that keep stories, that are silent witnesses of time. Palaces that not only contemplate the streets but also blend with the urban, with the local rhythm to create a city worth to admire.
It has been said by Pablo Neruda: “Mexico is in the markets”, and we couldn’t agree more, so if you want to discover the utterly local side of our country, we have one word for you: markets! It would be a sensorial experience that will introduce you into our culture; customs, food, and locals. So, get ready for a very Mexican adventure with this market tour.
If there is a place in Mexico City where you can travel in time and feel a little-town atmosphere is Coyoacán. Inspired by this nostalgic environment, we’ve prepared for you five local experiences to enjoy a day in this lovely neighborhood.
If it’s Christmas in Mexico City, it must be at The Local Way. Celebrate with us the holidays like a local with these can’t-miss Mexican Christmas happenings.
Mexico City is bike-friendly. Our city joins the dynamism of ride a bike through the streets in a fascinating rhythm, to the revitalizing experience of discovering little corners and urban secrets by riding a bike.
Olivia Steele is a conceptual visual artist, born in Tennessee USA in 1985. Her style is characterized by neon light installations that pretend to give iconic messages seeking controversy, her goal is to challenge conventional semiotics and leave a clear space for interpretation. “My art is not about what I see … It’s about what I invite you to see” Olivia’s own words invite the viewer to be the one to make sense of her work through multiple contexts.
Temporary homes for a new way to stay in Mexico City, no matter if you’re in town for a couple of nights or a year. This is home away from home.