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Día de Muertos in Mexico City 2026: Alebrijes, Catrinas and Parade Dates, Day by Day

October 13, 2026
Giant alebrijes on 17 October, thousands of catrinas at dusk on 25 October and the grand parade on 31 October. Here is the CDMX calendar, the routes along Reforma and how to get a good spot.
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Ofrendas Beyond the Zócalo: Day of the Dead in Mixquic, Xochimilco and Coyoacán

October 07, 2026
The Zócalo's giant Catrina gets the crowds, but some of Mexico City's most moving Día de Muertos traditions happen in its own boroughs. These include candlelit cemetery vigils in Mixquic, marigold-lined canals in Xochimilco and Frida's ofrenda in Coyoacán.
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La nueva forma de vivir los partidos en la Ciudad de México

May 27, 2026
En la Ciudad de México, el deporte ya no solo se ve: también se comenta, se planea y se comparte. La previa empieza antes del partido, cuando se revisan alineaciones y se decide si el juego se verá en casa, en una terraza o en algún punto de reunión. Esa mezcla de emoción colectiva y participación constante encaja muy bien con una ciudad acostumbrada a vivir todo como experiencia. Más que la pasión, lo que ha cambiado es la forma de seguirla: hoy el partido empieza mucho antes del silbatazo inicial.
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Everything you need to know about whale watching in San Ignacio Lagoon

March 10, 2026
San Ignacio Lagoon, known by the locals as Laguna San Ignacio, is a shallow coastal lagoon located on Baja California Sur, Mexico’s Pacific Side. It is situated inside the El Vizcaino Biosphere Reserve, which is one of Latin America’s largest protected natural sites and a recognized UNESCO World Heritage Site. San Ignacio Lagoon is a perfect destination for whale watching because of its geography. It is especially popular for being home to numerous grey walls. In addition to being a great whale-watching destination and nursery for whales.

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