I visited the small Mixcoac Archaeological Site (Zona Arqueológica de Mixcoac). It’s one of the many free things to do in Mexico City.
But you will learn a lot from this post. Trust me!!
I visited the small Mixcoac Archaeological Site (Zona Arqueológica de Mixcoac). It’s one of the many free things to do in Mexico City.
But you will learn a lot from this post. Trust me!!
Guide to using the Mexico City Metro: Tickets, stations, lines, operating hours and safety tips.
Updated August 2026 (details checked for accuracy).
Travel guide: Everything you need to know about travelling from Barcelona Sants (or the El Prat BCN Airport) to Andorra by bus.
Updated: August 2026 (Fare and schedule checked).
Travel Hacks eBook from a seasoned pro (Nomadic Backpacker) with over 30 years of experience as a low-budget backpacker, through more than 130 countries now available for purchase on Gumroad.
Complete user guide for buying, using and topping up your Mexico City Metro Card.
Post updated: August 2026
The Tren Suburbano is a commuter train which runs from Buenavista in Mexico City to Cuautitlán in Estado de México.
And I rode it just for kicks and to bring you this blog post.
Updated August 2026.
Birmingham Canal Walks: Walking from Mailbox to Bordesley Junction – Birmingham Canal Navigations – via Old Turn Junction, Aston Junction, Curzon Street Tunnel and the Digbeth Branch Canal.
If you are into Contemporary Art, then the Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo (MUAC) in Mexico City is for you. You can get there using the Metro or Metrobus, and the entry fee is just 60 pesos (free on Sunday and Thursday evenings).
The Mexico City Metro Museum (Museo del Metro) is another one to add to my list of Free Museums in Mexico City.
If you are a rail or transport enthusiast, you should definitely take time to go and have a look.
Visiting the Monte Albán Archaeological Site in Oaxaca, one of 36 UNESCO World Heritage Sites across Mexico. One of the greatest ancient archaeological sites in Latin America.