“If you live in Mexico and hope to ever claim you “know” your adopted nation, you really must spend some time here. Sadly, most foreigners and nearly all of my lakeside expat friends and acquaintances have not made the effort. I suspect this applies to my coast-hugging fellow countrymen and women who are living a “real” Mexico existence without feeling the need to get acquainted with the city that’s the economic, cultural, political, and “everything Mexico” touchstone.”
Greg Custer, Writer
Art, history, culture, music and quite possibly the best food scene in the entire world – there’s nowhere quite like the capital when it comes to Mexico living.
They might seem similar at first, but the differences between NYC and CDMX boil down to a simple question: What’s your philosophy for life?
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Monumento a la Revolución | Photo from @germain_estrada
