Mexico City

I feel like nowadays, there isn’t a soul who hasn’t visited Mexico City; like Paris and London, it is a city to be discovered.  But when I first visited CDMX in 2017, that was not the case.  It was a city still filled with mystery and discovery.  It hadn’t been over exposed to the way it is now. But exposure aside, Mexico City has become one of my favorite cities to visit! I love getting lost and becoming found when I stumble across a place I have never visited before during previous visits. I love revisiting the places that I have become accustomed to. And if the opportunity presented itself, I would move to Mexico City with no hesitations.

Flying into Mexico City, where the sky is wrapped in smog and you can see peaks of famous museums such as Museo Soumaya peaking through the skyline. There is so much to take in when visiting Mexico City…its glorious culinary scene which ranges from upscale dining to street food. There’s art to immerse yourself in. There is the richness of culture and the history that is easily told through the facades of old buildings in the neighborhoods to the rich pyramids a drive outside of the city. Each neighborhood is connected in some way, making it easy to navigate and see all or, most of all that the city has to offer.