Top Ten Best Cities In Mexico

Mexico City was once the Aztec capital, later the capital of the entire New Spain, afterwards, the capital of the Mexican Empires, land that encompassed Texas, California, Nevada, Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, Costa Rica and modern Mexico. One of the largest cities in the world, and a meeting place for all of the cultures in the West. Here, you can eat ancient Mesoamerican recipes while drinking German-style beer and listening to Eastern European waltzes sung in Spanish. Mexico City really does have all that the Americas have to offer. South American cumbia? Cuban son? Cowboy boots and hats? The DF has it. Centuries of culture, history, and political and economic power are what make Mexico City the greatest city in Mexico and one of the greatest in the world.

Not only is it the best city in the country, it is without a doubt one of the best in the world. A cosmopolitan and modern city infused with the unique and diverse traditions and flavors of the different regions of the vast country. Something for everyone in this vast metropolis. A unique milenial culture and history still alive from Aztec times. The perfect mixture of european and mesoamerican traditions. A thriving nightlife and restaurant scene that rivals any other city on earth. The beauty of its people being its most distinct feature. What a place!

Yeah, Mexico City has everything the rest of the country has. You want tradition? All of the Catholics of the country flock there to see the Virgin of Guadalupe. You want culture? It's the center of the country, all of the cultures of Mexico are here, and even some leftovers from Spain and the Aztecs. You want history? This was the Aztec capital and the capital of New Spain: Even California and Costa Rica had to call this city the Capital. Architecture? The Aztec ruins, the Spanish Baroque churches, and the Imperial castle. Food? Tacos, tlacoyos, menudo, tortas, atoles, and more tepache than you can shake a stick at. Music? Trios, salsa, merengue, rock, blues, bachata, ranchera, mariachi, corridos, and a massive selection of cumbia. NOWHERE in the world compares to Mexico City.

I live there in a part where it is not exactly city, it's suburbs and I love it! It is way safer that the actual city, though kids can't be alone because it is still not that safe.