Mexico City, Mexico

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Mexico City travel guide

Mexico City, Mexico is a high-altitude megacity of world-class food, murals and Aztec history. Check the live travel alerts below before you book. Trovea plans flights, stays and a day-by-day itinerary around your exact dates.

Best time to visit

Year-round

Temperature range

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Travel alerts

Active — see below

Safety & travel updates

Mexico Travel Advisory | Travel.State.govHelp you find accommodation and options to travel home. U.S. citizens have died from carbon monoxide poisoning in Mexico. Many hotels and vacation rental properties do not have carbon monoxide detectors. If you are not sure that your accommodation provides one, bring a portable carbon monoxide detector. ... Rules and safety inspections are regularly enforced.

Working remotely in Mexico City

Coworking spaces and remote-friendly spots for digital nomads.

The best co-working spaces in Mexico City for remote working | RoadbookWith 16 sites spread across Mexico City from Centro to the business-oriented satellite town of Santa Fe, WeWork is the best option for ease and flexibility. You can pay by the day using the WeWork On Demand app or sign up for a monthly subscription.10 Best coworking spaces in Mexico City, Mexico | Surf Office+ Located inside a beautiful, well-furnished 20th century mansion, Público Condesa provides an awesome coworking space in the heart of Mexico City.See All Coworking Spaces in Mexico City | CoworkerAs the city’s population continues to expand, it makes sense that public work spaces are becoming the new norm. With over 100 different shared office spaces to choose from, Mexico City’s coworking desk rentals offer a wide variety of amenities and resources, such as ergonomic furniture, call booths, and modernized interior design.Where To Work in Mexico City: Top Coworking Spaces - Rent Remote - Remote housing for Remote WorkersBest for: Executives or entrepreneurs seeking high-speed wifi, 24/7 access, and a central location close to dining and transit. A boutique option in Roma Norte and Condesa, Openhub favors smaller rooms, acoustic booths, and good coffee. Good for: Designers and writers who value quiet surroundings and personal service. Pro tip: Most of these coworking spaces let you rent by the hour or day, ideal if you’re visiting Mexico City for a project or simply exploring different work environments.

Mexico City travel FAQ

Is Mexico City safe for travellers?

There are currently active travel alerts for Mexico City — see the safety section above and check your government's advisory before travelling.

Where can I work remotely in Mexico City?

Popular coworking and remote-work spots in Mexico City include The best co-working spaces in Mexico City for remote working | Roadbook, 10 Best coworking spaces in Mexico City, Mexico | Surf Office and See All Coworking Spaces in Mexico City | Coworker.

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