Venustiano Carranza Mexico City, Mexico Travel Guide
Daytime temperatures are mild to warm. Evenings and mornings cooler. Layering is best.
Warm days, but preparation for rain. Quick-drying fabrics.
Recommended for general wear, market protection, and rain.
Bring dressier shoes for evenings out. Avoid high heels.
Careful organization of your documents travel complications. Keep both original and copies of all important papers.
Mexico a voltage of 127 V and 60 Hz. Plug types are A and B.
Capture your memories. Various apps help navigate the city and your trip.
Google Drive, Dropbox, iCloud for photos and documents.
A Portable hard drive for offline backups.
Modern electronics typically dual-voltage (check device labels for "100-240V"). A Voltage converter is generally not needed.
A well-stocked kit you manage minor ailments and stay healthy.
Strong UV rays at high altitude. Insect repellent for lower elevations.
For exploring parks or day trips outside the city.
Capture the marketplaces and cityscapes.
Items you might consider renting vs. Bringing.
Items for comfort during transit and security for your belongings.
Reduce your environmental impact with reusable items.
Widely available. Ensure sealed.
Reusable bottle with built-in filter, e.g., LifeStraw.
Chemical Purification tablets or drops.
Boil tap water for 1 minute at rolling boil.
Pack at least one outfit that covers your shoulders and knees for visiting churches or more traditional areas. This shows respect at religious sites.
For photography, consider B&H Photo for camera and electronics needs.
