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A culinary guide to Mexico City
From casual cantinas to smart seafood restaurants, the Mexican capital is full of flavour, with a culinary heritage that draws on influences including Aztec, Spanish and Lebanese.
A neighbourhood guide to Mexico City
If you know where to go, Mexico City has never had more allure, from the haute cocktail bars and rejuvenated veteran theatre scene of Colonia Juárez to the buzzing food and flower markets of Jamaica.
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In pictures: Mexico City
Mexico's capital thrives at the corner of grandeur and squalor. Above seven centuries of civilisation, street-level markets and dives provide life's best little pleasures, for those prepared to embrace them.
Five of the best markets in Mexico City
Ever-expanding Mexico City knows no limits to its size, colours or flavours
City life: Mexico City
Mexico's capital thrives at the corner of grandeur and squalor. Above seven centuries of civilisation, street-level markets and dives provide life's best little pleasures, for those prepared to embrace them.
What the locals are eating in Mexico City
What's on the menu in the capital? We've rounded up five contemporary combinations of quirky ingredients and top-notch traditional dishes
Like a local: Mexico City
One of the most thrilling and dynamic cities on earth, this gargantuan metropolis has a pulsating art scene, hot-to-trot nightlife and a sophisticated culinary offering. Don't be a gringo, embrace the chilangos and discover Mexico City.