Editor’s note: Mexico is more than a destination—it’s a place to explore, build a life and find your own sense of belonging. In this edition, we visit the historic heart of Coyoacán, share one writer’s reflections on moving to Mexico City in her 20s, and venture into Western Mexico in search of swimming holes that range from hot to cold to just right. Together, these stories invite you to experience Mexico at a more personal pace: getting to know a neighborhood, making a new city home or finding a refreshing escape beyond it.
MND Staff
The best street food in the capital, centuries of history, the oldest church and a remorseful ghost all make Coyoacán the real beating heart of Mexico City.
Moving to Mexico City in your 20s, particularly when you’re from another country, is an ambitious move, writes Marta Delgado, but it pays off in one-of-a-kind experiences.
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A swimming pool can never compete with the picturesque beauty of an outdoor swimming hole, writes John Pint, who shares several of his favorites within driving distance of Guadalajara.
