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Live Mexico City like a local
Museums, markets, neighborhoods and the best corners of the city — honest recommendations from the Maia Home team.
Food & drinkThe Best Specialty Coffee in Condesa, Mexico City
Condesa is one of the best neighborhoods for specialty coffee in Mexico City. Here's where to find it, which streets to walk and what the café scene is like.
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Things to doParque México & Parque España: A Guide to Condesa's Green Heart
All about Parque México and Parque España in Condesa: their Art Deco history, what to do, when to go and why they're the soul of the neighborhood.
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NeighborhoodsWhy Stay in Condesa, Mexico City: What to Do, Where to Eat & Where to Stay
Discover why Condesa is one of the best areas to stay in Mexico City: Art Deco architecture, Parque México, cafés, restaurants and how to get around. A Maia Home guide.
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Food & drinkThe Best Restaurants in Condesa, Mexico City: Where to Eat
A guide to eating in Condesa: what kind of cuisine you'll find, which avenues to focus on and tips for booking in one of Mexico City's foodie neighborhoods.
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Things to doNightlife & Bars in Condesa, Mexico City
A guide to Condesa nightlife: mezcalerías, cocktail bars, terraces and live music. Which avenues to focus on and how to go out safely in the neighborhood.
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Things to doFamily Activities in Polanco, Mexico City: Museums, Parks, and What to Do With Kids
Family fun in Polanco, Mexico City: the Anthropology Museum, Parque Lincoln, Acuario Inbursa, Papalote, and Antara Fashion Hall. A Maia Home guide.
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Travel & stayCorporate Housing in Mexico City: The Ideal Destination for Business Travel
Corporate housing in Mexico City: prime location, strong connectivity, and furnished apartments in Polanco and Condesa for your next business trip.
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Things to doJacarandas in Mexico City: History and Where to See the City Turn Purple
Every spring, jacarandas paint Mexico City purple. Their history, fun facts, and the best spots to see them in Reforma, Roma, and Chapultepec.
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Culture & museumsMexico City, Museum Capital of the World: Why You Should Visit
Mexico City is one of the world's great museum capitals: discover its history, cultural offerings, and the must-see museums. A guide by Maia Home.
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NeighborhoodsWhy Stay in Polanco, Mexico City: History, What to Do & Where to Stay
Discover why Polanco is one of the best areas to stay in Mexico City: history, museums, Masaryk, where to eat and how to get around. A Maia Home guide.
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Things to doXochimilco Ecological Park: A Guide to Mexico City's Renewed Green Lung
Xochimilco Ecological Park reopened after its restoration: 165 hectares of restored wetlands, trails, picnic areas, and 220 bird species.
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Food & drinkThe Best Seafood Restaurants in Polanco, Mexico City
Four can't-miss seafood restaurants in Polanco, Mexico City, for fresh ceviche, oysters and grilled octopus, all within a short walk of each other.
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Things to doThings to Do in Xochimilco, Mexico City: Trajineras, Canals, and World Heritage Chinampas
Chinampas, trajineras, flower markets, the San Bernardino parish, the Dolores Olmedo Museum, and forests: the essentials to experience in Xochimilco.
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Things to doThe Most Instagrammable Spots in Mexico City: A Photo Map
From Chapultepec to Rubico in Polanco: the most photogenic, lesser-known corners of Mexico City, perfect for your next photo session.
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Culture & museumsThe 10 Historic Palaces You Can't Miss in Mexico City
A tour of the ten historic palaces that earned Mexico City the nickname "the City of Palaces," from the Palacio de Bellas Artes to Chapultepec Castle.
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Culture & museumsUNESCO World Heritage Sites in Mexico City: Which Ones to Visit
Mexico City is home to UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Xochimilco, the Centro Histórico, Casa Barragán, and Ciudad Universitaria: find out which to visit.
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ShoppingMexico City's Must-See Markets: From Central de Abasto to La Lagunilla
A tour of Mexico City's most iconic markets: Central de Abasto, San Juan, Jamaica, Coyoacán and La Lagunilla. A complete Maia Home guide.
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ShoppingAntara Fashion Hall in Polanco, Mexico City: History, Design & What to Do
Antara Fashion Hall, Polanco's first open-air shopping center: its history, architecture, stores and things to do. A complete Maia Home guide.
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Culture & museumsInteractive Museums in Mexico City: The Best for Kids and Adults
Universum, Papalote, MIDE and more: discover Mexico City's best interactive museums, where learning feels like play for kids and curious adults alike.
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Travel & stayWhy Visit Mexico City: 10 Reasons to Fall in Love
Ten reasons to fall in love with Mexico City: its history, museums, neighborhoods, food scene, mariachi music, and a cultural life that never stops.
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Food & drinkThe Best Rooftop Terraces in Mexico City: Where to See the Skyline
Discover the best rooftop terraces in Mexico City, from the Historic Center to Polanco, to watch the sunset with great food and local cocktails.
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Food & drinkWhere to Order Healthy Food Delivery in Mexico City (Polanco, Condesa & Roma)
Eating healthy in Mexico City is easy: 5 favorite spots for healthy food delivery in Polanco, Condesa and Roma Norte. Maia Home's complete guide.
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Things to doThe Best Places to Walk in Mexico City
Six walking routes in Mexico City: Chapultepec, Masaryk, Reforma, Parque Tezozómoc, the Historic Center, and Desierto de los Leones. A Maia Home guide.
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Things to doThe Best Viewpoints in Mexico City: Where to See the Skyline from Above
Torre Latinoamericana, the Angel of Independence, the Monument to the Revolution, and more: the best viewpoints in Mexico City for the perfect panoramic shot.
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Culture & museumsMust-See Museums in Mexico City: From the Blue House to the Soumaya
From Frida's Blue House to the Soumaya Museum: tour Mexico City's must-see museums, with singular history, art, and architecture. Maia Home's guide.
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Travel & stayBest Time to Visit Mexico City: Weather Month by Month
A month-by-month guide to Mexico City's weather: when the dry and rainy seasons hit, and why March-April and October-November are the best time to visit.
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Culture & museumsMuseums Near Polanco: From the National Anthropology Museum to the Soumaya
From the National Museum of Anthropology to the Soumaya: discover the must-see museums and cultural venues just steps from Polanco. Maia Home's guide.
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NeighborhoodsWhat to See in Southern Mexico City: San Ángel, Coyoacán & Xochimilco
Discover what to see in southern Mexico City: San Ángel, Coyoacán, Pedregal, Nápoles and Xochimilco, with must-see museums, plazas and canals. A Maia Home guide.
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ShoppingThe Best Craft Markets in Mexico City
Discover the best craft markets in Mexico City: Bazaar Sábado, Coyoacán and La Ciudadela, for handmade Mexican pieces. A Maia Home guide.
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Things to doOutdoor Activities in Mexico City: The Best Parks for Family Time
Parks, forests, and bike routes for family fun in Mexico City: Parque Bicentenario, Parque La Mexicana, and tips for the perfect outdoor picnic.
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Culture & museumsMust-See Cultural Attractions in Mexico City: A Guide for Your First Trip
From the Zócalo to Xochimilco, via Bellas Artes and Chapultepec: the must-see cultural and tourist attractions in Mexico City. A guide by Maia Home.
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Food & drinkRestaurants Near Parque Lincoln in Polanco, Mexico City
Three great restaurants near Parque Lincoln in Polanco, Mexico City, for a good dinner after strolling one of the neighborhood's loveliest corners.
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Food & drinkMexican Restaurants in Polanco, Mexico City: Where to Eat Authentic
Three restaurants in Polanco that pair authentic Mexican cooking with great atmosphere, from molcajetes and mezcal to homestyle breakfast chilaquiles.
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