The brewery’s founders decided that the secret of perfect ale was to use only the four classic ingredients: malt, hops, water and yeast—and not pasteurize.
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Mexico City’s Mercado Medellín, Colonia Roma’s best old-school market
In the middle of Roma resides a market to harken at least a few decades back in the history of Mexico City, even if it’s not entirely Mexican.
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Canyoning in Mexico: falling down waterfalls for the fun of it
Canyoning is a sport which involves rappelling down cascades, lots of hiking and plunging into cold pools of water in order to follow a river down a canyon.
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17k bike tour will celebrate bicycle month in Mexico City
It’s bicycle month in Mexico city and to celebrate, the city agency Muévete en Bici CDMX (Move by Bike Mexico City) will hold a 17-kilometer bicycle tour.
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This mega thrift market said to be the biggest street market in Latin America
‘SanFe’ is a massive marketplace of car parts, used clothing, housewares, refrigerators, furniture and antiques and draws hundreds of thousands of visitors.
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In the Sierra de Quila is one of the most beautiful forests you could imagine
Gorgeous, delicate pines, magnificent waterfalls and jaguars, peccaries, pumas, jaguarundis, white-tailed deer, skunks and coatis are among the attractions.
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How to find your way through the massive Mercado de la Merced
The market was completed in 1957 and is second in size only to Central de Abasto, yet still considered the largest “retail market” in Mexico City.
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Oaxaca’s Huautla Cave: ‘the most magnificent cave on earth’
One of the chambers in what is the deepest cave in the western hemisphere is twice the size of the Dallas Cowboys’ football stadium.
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From knick-knacks to treasure maps at Portales Antiques Flea Market
Trinkets, knick-knacks, curios, bric-a-brac, junk or simply stuff are the talk around Tianguis de la Portales in Mexico City’s Colonia Portales.
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Wake up and smell the pine trees at three retreats in central Mexico
Sand beaches and colonial churches are beautiful, but there comes a time when you need to smell pine trees and the smokiness of a campfire in your hair.
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Exploring the wonderful Huasteca waterfalls of San Luis Potosí
La Huasteca Potosina lies within the state of San Luis Potosí and is filled with picture-postcard waterfalls and is also famous for its sinkholes and caves.
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Mercado Martínez de la Torre one of the best food markets in Mexico City
You can safely get lost wandering the abundance of delicious flavors, but we’ve picked out some particular culinary gems at Mercado Martínez de la Torre.
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Exploring the creepy, creamy-green obsidian mine of San Isidro, Jalisco
Standing in a typical obsidian workshop brought home the importance of obsidian in the lives of the people living here for most of the last 2,000 years.
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Choose your adventure of history, gastronomy or art at Saturday Bazaar
Saturdays are busy days on the beautiful cobblestones of Colonia San Ángel in Mexico City as tourists flock, flaunt and ogle their way to El Bazaar Sábado.
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Four Condesa restaurants that should be on your eat list
The culinary landscape of Mexico City is ever-shifting. Here are four places that might not have been around the last time you checked.
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Concept born in Mexico is at forefront of worldwide revolution in education
Fresh winds are blowing through the stuffy halls of academia as a result of an innovative approach developed in Michoacán.
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Collected artistic traditions of Mexico are under one roof at this city market
Mexico City’s artisan market in Colonia Centro gathers the handmade crafts and traditions of the entire country.
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A journey through one of the oldest neighborhoods in Mexico
El Cerrillo in San Cristóbal de las Casas hosts some of the city’s top attractions, from the artisan market to the museum and library in Casa Na Bolom.
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Exploring Jalisco’s Sierra Tapalpa: fresh air and breathtaking views
Stand atop the Balanced Rock, visit a slate quarry, check out some psychedelic art or watch people leap off a precipice.
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Sharpen your bargaining skills at the best little antiques market
The merchandise ranges from cheap trinkets to genuine treasures, such as an Italian rug whose purchase reveals the author’s own bargaining skills.
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Escape the heat in western Mexico with a visit to magical town of Tapalpa
It has a cool climate and being a Pueblo Mágico it has a cool look: cobblestone streets, whitewashed buildings, red-tile roofs and picturesque balconies.
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Mexico City’s most colorful market is Mercado Jamaica, the flower market
When you find yourself in the doghouse at 3:00am, take comfort in knowing there’s a 24-hour flower market in Mexico FULL STORY
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Forget the Galapagos: Mexico’s Isabel Island has it all
The island is much appreciated by naturalists, scientists, scuba divers, photographers, fishermen and those who seek adventure off the beaten track.
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Zihuatanejo’s king chess piece was the world’s tallest—for a while
The gigantic carving stands nearly 6 1/2 meters high and was donated to the Museo Arqueológico de Costa Grande in Centro Zihuatanejo last year.
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You’ll find art at Mercado Coyoacán, but the main attraction is food
Everything can be a bit more expensive, but when it comes to seafood and barbacoa in particular, it’s worth its weight in pesos.
