“As CDMX is, just as DF was, made up of 16 delegations known as alcadías, each of which has its own government body voted in every three years. Within those alcadías are 1,812 colonias (according to Raúl Fregoso Noble, architect and tour guide for ToursenBici) and within those colonias are countless street vendors, cantinas, churches, juice carts, fancy cafes, fancier restaurants, high rises, low rises, and every possible thing in between.”
Bethany Platanella, Writer
Travel writer Bethany Platanella fearlessly traverses every inch of the capital to bring you the first installment of this comprehensive breakdown of Mexico City.
Travel writer Bethany Platanella fearlessly traverses every inch of the capital to bring you the first installment of this comprehensive breakdown of Mexico City.
The second installment of our comprehensive guide to the districts and neighborhoods of the capital, showing you what to eat, where to go and how to stay safe.
The second installment of our comprehensive guide to the districts and neighborhoods of the capital, showing you what to eat, where to go and how to stay safe.
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