Mexico City and Los Cabos
September 2017
Los Cabos, at the southern edge of Mexico’s Baja Peninsula, has always been an intriguing destination to me. Maybe because for years, it’s been a hot spot for movie stars and celebrities just a quick two hour and 15 minute flight from LA. But in addition to being a go-to destination for Hollywood’s rich and …
Viva Mexico!! Is it bad that I can’t kick the urge to yell out that famous phrase over and over again now that we’ve touched down in Mexico City?!? I guess I’d fit right in considering it’s the eve of their Independence Day… but then again, Brittany and I were the only gringas on our …
Just an hour northeast of Mexico City, Teotihuacán is the largest and most visited archaeological site in Mexico. Anthropologists estimate that at the time of its height, it was the largest city in the Western Hemisphere and stands as one of Mexico’s greatest examples of city planning and pre-Columbian architecture. We decided this was the …
Just an hour and a half southeast of Mexico City is Puebla… a charming city known for its culinary tradition, exquisite architecture and its signature Talavera tile. But despite its proximity to Mexico City, many foreign visitors don’t make the trip.. and they are missing out. Puebla offers a break from the day to day …