CDMX Magazine is a Mexican-owned, locally rooted publication created for the people who live here, the travelers who want to understand the city beyond a checklist, and everyone who believes Mexico City deserves journalism and guides made with knowledge, curiosity and respect.
Our family’s known roots in Mexico City reach back more than two centuries. Storytelling, newspapers and local life have been part of that family history across generations. CDMX Magazine carries that tradition forward in a modern form: digital, social, print-minded, multilingual and built for the way people discover a city today.
We are proudly Mexican-owned. Many of us are related by family; others joined the newsroom and became family through years of working, reporting, exploring and creating together. Our writers are not parachuting into Mexico City for a weekend. They know the streets, the seasons, the neighborhoods, the traffic, the traditions, the restaurants, the frustrations, the rhythms and the extraordinary beauty of living here.
That local point of view is the heart of this publication. We want residents to see their city represented with intelligence and pride, and we want visitors to arrive better informed — ready to understand the culture, support the local economy, navigate the city respectfully and experience more than the obvious.
Whether you have lived in CDMX your entire life, just moved here, visit every year or are planning your first trip, our job is the same: make the city easier to understand and more rewarding to experience.
News, openings, neighborhood changes, events, weather, culture, real estate, lifestyle and the businesses shaping daily life.
Airport information, transportation, neighborhood guides, itineraries, restaurants, hotels, museums, shopping and practical city know-how.
We shine a light on independent businesses, restaurants, chefs, makers, hospitality professionals, designers and local entrepreneurs.
Timely local reporting, updates and context for residents and visitors.
Restaurants, cafés, bars, markets, chefs and the people behind them.
Polanco, Roma Norte, Condesa, Centro Histórico and beyond.
Itineraries, transportation, airports, hotels, day trips and practical planning.
Concerts, exhibitions, festivals, performances, museums and cultural life.
Forecasts, seasonal guidance and city essentials for planning ahead.
Museums, architecture, parks, shopping, family ideas, hidden corners and city experiences.
Neighborhood living, development, property, services and the practical side of calling CDMX home.
It is the coffee shop owner opening before sunrise, the chef building a dining room one plate at a time, the market vendor, the hotel team, the designer, the artist, the family business and the new entrepreneur taking a chance on an idea.
We believe local media should help people discover those stories. That means celebrating Mexico City’s world-class restaurants and luxury hospitality while also making space for neighborhood cafés, independent stores, markets, makers and small businesses that give the city its character.
When readers spend locally, recommend locally and understand who is behind a place, the entire city benefits. CDMX Magazine wants to be a bridge between those businesses and the people looking for them.
Our writers bring local memory, professional curiosity and lived experience to the page. We want the work to be useful first — accurate, readable, specific and grounded in the city as it actually is.
We understand the difference between visiting a neighborhood and knowing how it works.
Addresses, timing, transportation, seasonal context and the details readers actually need.
Mexico City is not a backdrop. Its history, communities and traditions deserve context and care.
Digital publishing, social media, print-minded storytelling, visual production and multilingual access work together.
Our multilingual website exists so more people can understand the city — not so the city has to change for them. We want international readers to learn where they are, how things work and why local customs, places and stories matter.
We are building a publication readers can return to because it helps them understand the city — not because it shouts the loudest.
Breaking news matters, but so do verification, context and corrections when something changes.
Businesses can work with us, but readers should be able to understand when content is sponsored or promotional.
Digital tools can help with research, translation, production and accessibility. Human editorial judgment remains central to the work.
Great local journalism is a conversation. Tips, corrections, openings, events and story ideas are welcome.
Tell us. We welcome news tips, community stories, event information, press opportunities, partnerships and advertising inquiries from organizations that want to reach people who care about Mexico City.
We love this city. We are proud of where we come from. And we are grateful you are here.
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