Have you made plans to travel before, but failed to follow through? Did you want to stick to a travel budget but didn’t manage and ended up spending more?

As the organized traveler that I am, the travel budget is one of the key aspects of my trip planning. And I am always looking to improve the way I do things both personally and for my business.

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Maybe I’m completely wrong, but I feel there is an underlying fear of being labeled a “tourist” instead of a “traveler”, as if being a tourist were something shameful we should avoid.

And in my recent trip to the Center of the Universe (at least by a New Yorker’s standards) I was very aware of my role as the outsider, as someone who definitely doesn’t look from these parts.

But what would I call myself?

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General idea of how to navigate Mexico City
Day 1: Chapultepec
Day 2: Coyoacán
Day 3: Cuauhtémoc

The country of Mexico offers endless cultural travel opportunities, from incredible history, to incredible art and food.

If you’re in Mexico City and don’t want to go too far for this trip, there are two side trips I recommend you do.

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You now have a general idea of how to navigate Mexico City and two itineraries (Day 1: Chapultepec and Day 2: Coyoacán) to choose from so that you take advantage of the extra days you may have after a business trip.

As I said before, Mexico City is a vast and complex city, but you don’t need to worry about that, because I’ve written this series to make it very simple for you.

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So by now I’ve covered some basics and an itinerary for day one in Mexico City. If you have not read those articles, let me catch you up a bit:

This series is about visiting the most important sites in Mexico City in an easy itinerary, designed for the busy professional who may have a weekend or a few days off after business meetings.

I covered the basics in the first article, transportation, food, weather and how to navigate it.

In the second article I covered the gorgeous Chapultepec area.

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