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Many experienced travelers call Mexico City’s airport the most confusing airport in the world. Every day, over 100,000 passengers travel through Benito Juárez International, commonly just called MEX. With Aeroméxico and value airline Interjet expanding their networks and using MEX as a hub, chances are you’ll have a layover there too. To help you avoid … Continued
At the Mercado de San Juan in Mexico, sample everything from local fruits to toasted insects. While you’re there, take some iguana meat home with you.
Get a haircut, take a yoga class, and sip spirits above the street.
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Mexico City bars offer a unique opportunity to sample distinct, hard-to-find beverages not labeled for export.
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Mexico City’s famed street food scene wakes up early.
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