The Best Restaurants in Mexico City- According to Michelin Guide and World’s Best Restaurants
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The Best Restaurants in Mexico City- According to Michelin Guide and World’s Best Restaurants

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Six years ago, we asked the Michelin Guide if we could be one of their “inspectors” to create a Michelin guide for Mexico City. At the time, they told us they did not have any plans to offer a Michelin guide for Mexico City or Mexico. So, imagine our jumble of emotions when Michelin announced…

What to See, Do, and Eat in Morelia
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What to See, Do, and Eat in Morelia

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Morelia is a stunning city designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. As the capital of Michoacán, an agricultural state renowned for its exceptional regional cuisine, Morelia is particularly famous for its ice cream, carnitas, and Baroque architecture. We spent two days exploring the historical center, but it’s quickly become a favorite city of ours,…

Mexico Travel Tips: Top 24 Questions Answered for Tourists Traveling to Mexico
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Mexico Travel Tips: Top 24 Questions Answered for Tourists Traveling to Mexico

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Mexico is a beautiful country with gorgeous landscapes, modern cities, and regional cuisines that are worth the extra pounds. For many Americans, Mexico is their first venture outside the United States.   More than any other country we personally have visited, Mexico makes it easy to mingle with the locals and experience their culture, but…

The Best Hotels in San Miguel de Allende for Under $200 a Night
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The Best Hotels in San Miguel de Allende for Under $200 a Night

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San Miguel de Allende is a popular destination in Mexico for both tourists and locals, renowned for its stunning architecture and festive atmosphere. The cobblestoned streets and colorful haciendas create an enchanting, almost timeless ambiance. The city’s romantic rooftop restaurants enhance its allure, providing the perfect setting for special occasions. This magical atmosphere is a…

Why We Love Mexico City and Visit Again and Again
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Why We Love Mexico City and Visit Again and Again

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Mexico City is one of the most dynamic cities in the world with its collection of neighborhoods, world-class cuisine, and an endless list of attractions for any age. As a major airline hub for the Americas, it’s easy and affordable to fly in for a long weekend or extended vacation. Stroll in peaceful silence in…

Exploring San Sebastian: What to Do and Where to Eat
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Exploring San Sebastian: What to Do and Where to Eat

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San Sebastian is known as one of the ultimate foodie destinations, and for good reason. With the world’s second most Michelin stars per capita (Kyoto is number one) and a reputation for the best pintxo bars, you won’t go hungry in this coastal city. But don’t limit yourself to the media-hyped restaurants. With pintxo bars,…

A Taste of Basque Culture: Day Trip to Hondarribia and Lunch at Alameda
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A Taste of Basque Culture: Day Trip to Hondarribia and Lunch at Alameda

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A stronghold for over a century, Hondarribia still retains its fortified walls and fishing heritage. We took a day trip to Hondarribia to have lunch at the Michelin-star restaurant Alameda and instantly fell in love with this town, its landscape, and its people. Disclosure: Some links may be affiliate links where we receive a super-small…

The Best Books on Expat Life and Travel Abroad
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The Best Books on Expat Life and Travel Abroad

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We don’t regret moving to a new country, but living abroad isn’t all rainbows and butterflies every day. In the beginning, we struggled with the language, setting up internet and cable, getting lost countless times with Google Maps, and experiencing a car accident three days after buying a car. Most of the stories you hear…

Between UNESCO Cities and Natural Wonders- San Luis Potosi
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Between UNESCO Cities and Natural Wonders- San Luis Potosi

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You could mistake the Mexican countryside north of Queretaro for Central Arizona. The drive to San Luis Potosi displays the same iron-rich mountains and cactus-studded landscape. San Luis Potosi is located a few hours away from UNESCO World Heritage Site cities, natural wonders in the Sierra Gorda mountains, and about halfway between the US border…