Female Couch Surfing in Mexico City
Xenia
Mexico City
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Estoy rondando por México, un país el cual soñaba conocer desde hace tiempo ✨❤️🩹 Es hermoso poder estar acá disfrutando de toda la belleza que ofrece su naturaleza sumando a la magia 🙏🏼🤍 Y sigo paseando así que pueden hablarme y compartimos ya sea un viaje o alguna experiencia! Soy fotógrafa y me dedico a todo tipo de fotografía, siempre estoy abierta a conocer más!
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Cecilia
Mexico City
Can host for:
4 days
About me
Hi! It's Ceci, from Mexico City. I'm in my last Year of Hispanic Literature at University, I Love the history, museums and Music. How can I help you? - I have a extra Room in my departament, so you can stay here. - I can show you the City - I can Cook Mexican food for you I'm Looking for english Language exchange, so sorry for the bad english hehe I'm trying to improve and not look the translator. Send me a message! With love, Ceci
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Yazmin
Mexico City
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I consider myself a traveler, like to be arround other people in fact I studied German but I hD not time to practice I would enjoy to do, for last 2 years I try to write in Corean and Japanese as I love every culture... now I have Gigi 7 monts she looks like a fox however she acts like husky...
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Laura
Mexico City
Can host for:
6 days
About me
Hi, My name is Laura and I'm interested in animals, art, books, culture, cycling, food & cuisine, fashion, events & social, languages and sightseeing
Natalie
Mexico City
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hello! I am Natalie! I running my travel shop, enjoy doing yoga and cook breakfast
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Castrejon
Mexico City
Can host for:
4 days
About me
Hello! Im a young happy person who loves to meet new people and know other cultures, im a very curious girl who loves to travel and make adventures for a life time!
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Tania
Mexico City
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hello 😊! I’m Tania I am a Mexican 🤸🏻♀️circus artist and Nutritionist. I really love traveling and visiting new places. Im a very active and curious girl, specially interested in arts, movement and natural medicine ( herbolaria ). I always think i can learn tons of stuff just by listening. I spend most of the time training handstands and contortion or giving online lessons. In Mexico city i like to go rollerskating so if you come here i can show you good spots. Contact me on IG : @tania.go1 if you need advice for Moving in México city. I will do a solo travel but i come back in november if you need hosting 😊 On August i plan on traveling doing circus , seminars or street shows and knowing people around the world :) First time doing solo travel in europe 😊
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Yrays
Mexico City
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Quiero conocer muchos lugares y gente linda
Mariela
Mexico City
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I’m a digital designer and I can work in any part of the world because (home office) I like sports, dogs , singing and travel around the world.
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Gaby
About Me
Hey, My name is Gaby and I'm interested in culture, cycling, food & cuisine, nightlife and swimming
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Mariana
About Me
Hi! I'm a writer and translator interested in travel, languages, photography and dance.
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Is Mexico City safe to travel?
Based on 47 experiences
Family travel experience
Mexico City is a beautiful city. Me and my mom went originally to see the basilica and other religious sites, I got to meet my online friend of 4 years who spoke Spanish and was extremely helpful with getting around. It even inspired me to start learning Spanish myself! It was an experience I learned from and gained a new perspective on life. I don’t regret it at all, but honestly, I don’t think I’ll ever go back. The Food: I was very unimpressed by the food, which was highly disappointing considering everyone boasting about how amazing the food was! Most of it was bland, which sounds crazy talking about Mexican food. We tried eating everywhere, from busy vendors on the side of the road, to fancy restaurants, to small hole-the-wall eateries: it was all very underwhelming and extremely lackluster. The mangos were bomb though, even though they were out of season. The Safety: I didn’t feel particularly safe or unsafe. It was my first time experiencing being a minority in a foreign country. There were constant stares, whispers, and overall attention. It felt uncomfortable and got tiring very quickly. People even asked to take pictures with us at the basilica! Which was so surprising considering Mexico City is very large and very diverse. There were some moments where I did feel absolutely unsafe, like walking down wrong streets, and outside of the basilica where someone had just died of an overdose. The Atmosphere: The atmosphere was one of my favorite things about Mexico City, it was awesome to see people always walking their dogs or just out and about. I feel like there’s not much of that in American cities, everyone is always in a rush where as here it didn’t seem like that was the case. The people were friendly from what I could tell with my limited Spanish. Do be aware of scamming
Posted: April 25, 2024Experienced: December, 2023
AJ
United States
Solo travel experience
I decided to ring in 2024 with an impromptu trip to Mexico City, that included 22 hour layovers in Guatemala on the way in and out. So basically I got 3 trips in one! I stayed at El Barrio Central which is conveniently located in the historic center. My hostel mates were awesome, and we actually did a bunch of fun & group activities (Museum of Archaeology, Karaoke, free walking tours of different neighborhoods). The hostel hostel several daily activities for guests to gather and get too know each other. There were a couple days I decided to venture out on my own and I felt completely safe at all times. Mexico City is very inexpensive, especially coming from the U.S. There were plenty of food options. I ate at Cocuyos multiple times during my stay as it was right next door to my hostel and open until 5am. There was also a fantastic torta stand there next block over with the cheapest and fattest tortas I came across while there. I explored mostly on foot, but public transit was convenient. An Uber ride from the airport (40 min) was only about $11 (USD).
Posted: March 11, 2024Is Mexico City worth visiting?
Overall rating
based on 47 experiences
Solo travel experience
I spent a month in Mexico, alone. The capital is a real jungle, so it's good to know where you can move without fear (Roma Norte, Condesa, Polanco, Coyoacán) and which places are better to avoid. I recommend using Uber, not walking alone at night, common sense, marking tourist places on your map and not walking with your phone in your hand. Mexico is a beautiful city with countless museums, exhibitions, amazing food and very friendly people. The Yucatan Peninsula is a Caribbean paradise, with lots of tourists and beautiful places - divine cenotes, great diving spots, historical ruins and wonderful restaurants.
Posted: October 7, 2023Solo travel experience
I spent seven days and was able to successfully move here. I highly recommend visiting Teotihuacan (pyramids of the sun and moon, a full day trip), the Museo Nacional de Antropologia (an incredible history museum, with really interesting exhibits of all the different indigenous Mexican groups), Casa Azul (Frida Kahlo's house, incredible), Xochimilco (canals with floating boats). There is a lot to do in Mexico City, the Coyoacán and Condesa districts are really interesting. I don't recommend taking taxis in Mexico (use Uber) or approaching the Tepito district. Be careful with your things if you use the metro.
Posted: October 2, 2023Couch surfing in Mexico
