The Zócalo and the cathedral of Mexico City lie right in the heart of the city and are a Must-have-Seen. Proud, beautiful and simply worth a visit.

The market in the centre of Mexico City is a caotic, loud, unstructured and very mexican market - and absolutely fantastic. Mexican flair at it's purest! 😀

A beautiful building in the middle of the heart of the centre of Mexico City. On the inside there is something like a museum/art gallery and right next to the building is a park where you can chill a little.

The Shopping mile of Mexico City. There is nothing traditional or typical mexican here though. Rather a capital and big city flair with international brands as H&M, Pull&Bear and American Eagle. 

Viewpoints that overlook the entire city do not exist in Mexico City. This one is though pretty good by overlooking the centre and the surrounding area. 😉

The proudest, most beautiful, cleanest and definitely also the safest street in Mexico City - and no Mexico City is not dangerous. Reforma simply and easily is a flagship 😉

Museum of Light. Doesn't sound like much, but was one of the most interactive museum I've ever been to. Plus I had a looot of fun in here 🙂

A very intense museum, that displays important parts of humane history and our crimes. Same as important morales and societal values. Definitely something to recommend, but still not a museum to visit just like that.

The probably most famous museum of Mexico City. Why? It's really huge! Plus it includes really everything you could imagine and/or want to know about anthropolgy. Every epoch, every... really everything. And that in a lot of details. A really fantastic museum.

The museum of the shoe. From the outside I thought it was a shoe shop. Turns out it's one of the coolest and weirdest museum in Mexico City 😀

There definitely are sufficient pyramids to discover in México. Close to a big city like México City I wouldn't have expected much. Teotihuacán is though definitely worth it 🙂 

A daytrip to the mountains around México City. As long as you don't underestimate the hike back and forth you can expect a wonderful daytrip through nature with a great view.

The only structured and even numbered market in México. Admittedly expensive, but they do have quiet a lot of stuff...Really incredible! The best of mexican handicraft art.

A little further from the centre but with multiple beautiful churches and a little irritating surprise on top 🙂

Chapultepec is not just a park, but basically a neighbourhood on it's own. The park is so big, that it has a lake, a castle, a bontical garden and much more. Definitely not to be missed. 🙂

The castle of Chapultepec is nice and has a view on Chapultepec and the city behind, that is really not bad 🙂 And really cute squirrels! 😀

The botanical garden of Chapultepec turns up with a surprise: a really cool and super creative plasticgarden. I personaly did like the plasticgarden even more than the botanical one 😀

Coyoacán is a cute, very pretty, calm and yet lively neighbourhood pretty far out of the centre. You basically enter a different world 🙂 And yes the journey is worth it 😀

Xochimilco is a neighbourhood of Mexico City, but in reality rather a day trip. Because here you go search for a person, that then carries you on a boat made of wood through the canals of Xochimilco's nature. 

Uuuuh my absolutely favourite café! Here you can get coffe, cake, breakfast, something to eat and books. It's also a famous spot for remote workers 🙂 😉

Do you already know the land of the multilevel cakes? It's called Pastelería Ideal and is located in Mexico City. Really impressive. And between us downstairs there's on top something to eat for everyone. 🙂

I love! seconhand libraries. I love books in general, but that smell! And the fact, that books are given to further people being read and loved by them... It's obviously rather something for bookworms like me, but... I really did love it 😀

The most mexican market I've been to in México. Huge, completely unstructured and overly full of absolutely everything. Would I not have been with someone, I'm not sure if I would've found the exit. So challenge accepted? 😀

The witchmarket of Mexico City 😀 And yes as well jokingly as well as quite seriously. Cause you really can get there everything from herbs to offers of psychics, the vibe and this certain smell... it's fucking real 😀

The best tradition ever! Sundays sports loving mexicans, or people who want to learn something new, meet during morning/midday on Reforma and do sports together. And yes I of course was there too! 😀