While it may be the oldest city in the Americas, Mexico City strides at the forefront of the tech industry, catering to a growing crowd of developers and designers.
With the infrastructure for nomads to work seamlessly and connect with a like-minded community, as well as endless entertainment opportunities, Mexico City offers a perfect balance of productivity and play.
The city has a vivid appreciation for art. Refined nomads can admire the grandiose Palacio de Bellas Artes, discover the works of Mexico's National Art Museum, and visit the former home of Frida Kahlo to learn more about her powerful story.
If exhilarating experiences are your kind of fun, try gliding over the Teotihuacán pyramids in a hot air balloon, snack on some crunchy crickets with salsa, or attend a lucha libra (Mexican wrestling) match.
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Mexico City Budget Travel Guide
A practical guide listing some of the best places to stay, eat, and see, as well as vital tips on safety and saving money.
A practical guide listing some of the best places to stay, eat, and see, as well as vital tips on safety and saving money.
Ultimate Digital Nomad Mexico City Guide
A blog guide, written for nomads, detailing the best neighbourhoods, co-working spaces, and cafes. Also some helpful advice on safety, transport, and visa options.
A blog guide, written for nomads, detailing the best neighbourhoods, co-working spaces, and cafes. Also some helpful advice on safety, transport, and visa options.
24 Best Things to Do in Mexico City
A varied list of attractions and activities to suit travellers of all tastes.
A varied list of attractions and activities to suit travellers of all tastes.