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Mexico City Historic Center: Where History and Culture Collide
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Table of contents: Mexico City Historic Center History: History 🔍 Step into the heart of Mexico City Historic Center, where the old stories of the past are still alive. A long time ago, this busy area saw the Aztecs and Spanish explorers shaping their destiny. Imagine walking on old cobblestone streets, each telling stories of…
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National Autonomous University of Mexico: An Architectural Marvel to Admire
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Table of contents: Without further ado, let’s start with our educational and cultural adventure at the National Autonomous University of Mexico. You know that with us, you will learn new things that amaze you if you´re a history and art person. Let’s start! National Autonomous University of Mexico History The National Autonomous University of Mexico…
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Xochimilco Island of the Dolls: A Journey into Mexican Folklore
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Table of contents: Xochimilco Island of the Dolls History Step into the intriguing and interesting history of Xochimilco Island of the Dolls! This legend has different versions, but that doesn’t make this story less creepy and sad. In Mexico, there’s a place in Xochimilco that used to be calm until a guy named Julian made…
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Mexico Spring Break: The Easiest List and Tip Guide
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Table of contents: What is Spring Break? The very famous spring break is a vacation period at universities and some high schools. Specifically, in the United States and Canada, which depends on the date of Easter each year. Most universities give at least one week of vacation. Because of this, comes this period full of partying and lots of…
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Guacamole in Mexico: A Flavorful Journey into Mexican Cuisine
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Check out our table of contents: Without further ado, let’s start our yummy adventure to know everything about guacamole in Mexico! 🥑 Guacamole in Mexico History Guacamole has a long and tasty history in Mexico. It traces its roots back to the Aztecs, who inhabited the region centuries ago. The word “guacamole” itself comes from…
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Coloring History: The Impact of Muralism in Mexico
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Muralism in Mexico History Muralism in Mexico is an interesting and powerful art movement that started in the early 20th century. It’s all about big, awesome paintings on walls, telling stories, and sharing ideas. The main players in this art game were Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Siqueiros, and Jose Clemente Orozco. Mexican Muralism is a…
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Artists in Mexico: The Soul of a Nation Through Art
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Table of contents: Cinema (Filmmakers)🎬 Before starting this artistic journey, I have to be clear that my list of top artists in Mexico is merely subjective, and it’s only my point of view. Saying this, let’s start our colorful and interesting adventure! Carlos Enrique Taboada: He was born on July 18, 1929, in Mexico City,…
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Coyoacan in Mexico City: Exploring a Charming Cultural Gem
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Table of contents: Where is it located? Coyoacan is an important and interesting neighborhood in southern Mexico City, which is the capital of Mexico. It’s been around since a long time ago, even before Columbus came to America. Over the years, it has become a beautiful place that mixes its old-fashioned charm with the lively…
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Aztec Food: A Dive into Ancient Recipes
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Why is Aztec food very important in Mexico’s culinary culture? Aztec food is vital to Mexico’s culinary heritage as it forms the heart and soul of traditional Mexican cuisine. Its significance lies in the rich tapestry of flavors, ingredients, and techniques that have deeply influenced and shaped the country’s food culture. The Aztecs brought in…
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Neighborhoods in Mexico City: A Diverse Treasures Journey
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Neighborhoods in Mexico City: The Luxury Ones 🏙️ Neighborhoods in Mexico City: The More Local-Vibe Ones 🏠 Condesa and Roma: Bohemian Vibes Do you have that one friend who traveled to Mexico City and said, “Oh yeah, I visited all of Mexico City,” but he/she/they only visited The Condesa and Roma neighborhoods? Well, of course,…
