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Working Remotely in Mexico
I have spent several months working remotely from different cities in Mexico, and haven’t had any major problems so far. It has felt no different to me than working remotely in the US. Granted, most of the time I have been in larger cities, where the infrastructure is better. I have also been mostly in…
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Intercontinental Presidente Cozumel – May 2022
The Intercontinental Presidente Cozumel Resort & Spa is a hotel in Cozumel, located about 12 minutes south of the ferry terminal by taxi. Why Choose the Presidente If you’re looking for a different experience near the Riviera Maya but without sargassum, the west side of Cozumel is usually unaffected, especially south of town. There aren’t…
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La Condesa
La Condesa, or simply Condesa, is a very popular area of Mexico City, and probably my favorite. The parks, trees, walkways, and architecture here are beautiful, and there are a ton of good restaurants and cafes. Condesa means ‘Countess’, for the Countess of Miravalle who used to own much of it, and it’s actually composed…
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Coyoacán
The borough of Coyoacán is located in the southern part of Mexico City. The name means “place of coyotes” in Nahuatl, hence the iconic coyote fountain in the center. It’s a fun day trip, and popular in great part because of the artist Frida Kahlo, who was born here. What To Do in Coyoacán In…
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Teotihuacan
Since I was a kid, I had wanted to see the ruins of Teotihuacan, one of the largest and most significant archaeological sites in the western hemisphere. Unfortunately, we couldn’t climb the pyramids due to COVID restrictions, but it was still worth the trip. My favorite part was the Temple of the Feathered Serpent because…
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My Checked Bag – Yeti Crossroads 29″ Luggage
2 years in, and my Yeti Crossroads 29″ Luggage is still holding up great. It’s a suitcase/duffel hybrid with abrasion-resistant material and rugged wheels, and the best checked bag option I have found. The 70/30 split clamshell design, zippered compartments, and pockets give good options for organization without being too restrictive. Why a Checked Bag?…
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Polanco
North of Chapultepec Park is Polanco, the most upscale part of Mexico City. Yes, there are ritzy stores and fancy restaurants there, but there are also some beautiful parks and places to walk, and still the everyday trappings of Mexican life. What to Do in Polanco The hub of Polanco, or ‘Polanquito’, has a lot…
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Tierra Garat Masaryk
Probably my favorite place in Polanco to work for an hour. Great open feel, lots of space and different places to sit both in and outside.
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Parque Mexico
The centerpiece of Hipódromo, and Condesa at large, is Parque Mexico. There are beautiful gardens and water features here, and the south end has a large open concrete area where you’ll see soccer, boxing, dancing, martial arts, and just about anything else you can imagine. It’s very popular with dog owners and there is a…
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South Beach
The Beach Ocean Drive & Lummus Park Elsewhere in South Beach
