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".. is a place that's absolutely bursting with history and culture." Everysteph	".. is one of the rare places that has maintained a balance between modernity and its roots." Strangersabroadpodcast
".. is the city with the most museums in the world." Journeywonders	".. is so close, but the culture is far different from our own." Wendyperrin
".. is a beautiful city with a rich history and great food." Amateurtraveler	".. is a city with a deep-rooted history, with a cuisine that doesn't quit, and with an increasingly budding art scene." Eternal-expat
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".. is one of the best and cheapest places on Earth for food." Continentscondiments	".. is famous for its street food, but this small, but busy market in Roma offers something a bit different." Thetrvlblog
".. is full of museums, but a visit to the museum dedicated to the seminal Mexican artist is highly recommended." Aminearlythereyet	".. is one of the best places to try cheap, fast and traditional Mexican foods." Castawaywithcrystal

To many tourists, Mexico is simply a vacation spot where they can relax in the sun with a cocktail in hand. With so many natural landscapes to explore, secluded beaches to swim and gastronomic dishes to eat, you’ll see why Mexico is one of the best destinations in the world to visit.

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16 Best Places to Visit in Mexico

388 Shares16 BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN MEXICO featured by top travel blog, The Common Traveler. Most major airports offer direct flights to popular large cities like Cancun and Mexico City, from which travelers can begin their explorations. So how do you even begin to choose the best places to visit in Mexico? Whatever ...

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There is a small but very active community of expats living in Progreso Mexico and many live in the community year round. They have created a fantastic inclusive community that has art classes, Spanish lessons, music events, fundraisers for the local school children and much more. There is a Women’s expat group and ..

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Accommodation

Mexico Resorts with Baby Clubs

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Where to Stay in Mexico City: Best Hotels in Each District

Choosing where to stay in Mexico City is a monumental task. It’s no small city, covering more than 500 square miles and home to nearly nine million residents! With so many neighborhoods to choose from — and hundreds of hotels in each — choosing the best fit for you is overwhelming unless you know what you’re looking ...

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Where to Stay in Mexico City: Local Guide

Mexico City is quite large, and the different areas are pretty spread out. Each unique area offers something special, and there are over a dozen different neighborhoods. How will you know which is the best neighborhood to stay in Mexico City? Read on to find the where to stay in Mexico City, learn some fun facts, and ..

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Eat & drink

Mexican Food Guide: 35 Dishes to Eat in Mexico & What to Avoid

It’s actually very hard to get the authentic Mexican food abroad, even in cities like London In Mexico, even simple well-known nachos in Mexico are completely different than those in the US or Europe that are served with greasy cheese. Moreover, as explained before I have put together a detailed guide on Mexican ...

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Where to Eat in Mexico City: Trendy Restaurants, Food Stalls, and MORE

Booked a trip to CDMX and wondering where to eat in Mexico City?! Lucky you, I did tons of research before my trip and I’m sharing all my gastronomic pleasures of Mexico City here! One piece of advice: Eat everything in sight. So without further ado, here are the best restaurants in Mexico City, in my humble opinion.

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Where to Eat in Ruidoso New Mexico

For a small town, Ruidoso, New Mexico packs a lot of flavor! On top of all of the fun things to do in Ruidoso The Cornerstone Bakery is your go-to spot for all things brunch! Every appetizer, entree, and dessert is packed with flavor at Hunt and Harvest. Sacred Grounds Coffee easily became my regular spot while in ...

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Where to Eat in Guanajuato

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FOOD: Food is also inexpensive, especially if you're willing to eat like the locals. You can pick up street food like a Torta or a plate of Tacos for around 1 USD while a Corona beer is also only going to set you back a dollar. Sit down restaurants are more expensive, but still, great value compared to other countries ...

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Sport

Olmec ruins visited while hiking Cantona, Mexico

Traveling Ted is a blog that takes readers along on my adventures hiking, canoeing, skiing, and international backpacking. Many blogs focus on one aspect of backpacking, but I tackle both the outdoor adventure side and international exploration as well. There was not one other car in the parking lot.

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Costs & Budget tips

Mexico on a Budget (Travel Guide 2020)

Mexico is the land of margaritas and mariachi! What’s more exciting than snoozing on a beach, drinking $1 margaritas encompassed by sunshine, sombreros, and serenades? Or walking the busy streets at a festival in Oaxaca surrounded by giant paper mache skeletons? Vamos! Let’s go! I’m stoked to share my best tips and ..

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Mexico / Mexican Budget Travel Guide

Could we have done it on our own? We were taken to places off the beaten track and we had the added bonus of a local guide from Guatemala to help with our Spanish. Thankfully our guide, Ceser, was amazing. We haven’t stayed in one of them for a while and wow, we had such an amazing time! After leaving the white sand ...

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General tips

5 Things you Should Know BEFORE Renting a Car in Cancun

We think the best way to see Mexico especially the Yucatan Peninsula is to drive it yourself. Without a car, you’ll be confined to overpriced, basic package tours with hordes of people. Follow this guide on how to rent a car in Cancun and other places in the Yucatan Peninsula for the best trip to Mexico of your life.

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40 Reasons to Visit Mexico: Chosen by Travel Experts

We have spent 18 months in Mexico over the past five years. And in fact, as I write this article, we are starting another four months of exploring this amazing country. Mexico is huge! One of the nicest places to visit in Mexico is Tulum, in the state of Quintana Roo, Yucatan Peninsula.

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Backpacking Mexico: 2020 Travel Guide

This is your ultimate guide to backpacking Mexico complete with tips, tricks and an awesome Mexico itinerary to help you with your trip!backpacking mexico Please note this backpacking Mexico guide is focused on the Yucatan Peninsula, Quintana Roo, Chipas areas. The reason we only visited these areas is because it’s a ...

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Is Your Mexico Packing List Ready? [Spring 2020

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Licenciado Benito Juarez International Airport

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Mexico City is a world city with a population of 8,851,080. In addition, Mexico City fits perfect for a cultural trip. Mexico City is the capital of Mexico. In addition, this world city is located in center Mexico. Mexico City gives you the possibility to relax atby a lake. In addition, in Mexico City you find many historic places.

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