Louisa Rogers

Not only are Mexico and Türkiye strategic trading partners, but the two countries share some surprising cultural similarities as well.

Junípero Serra remains a controversial figure, even after his canonization by the Catholic Church, for the missions he founded in Mexico.

From courtyards and architecture to pottery and textiles, Mexico bears the lasting influence of Moorish and Middle Eastern traditions.

Filmmaker Paul Smart shot his version of Don Quixote, "Don Barry: A Quixotic Exploration," in Guanajuato, despite knowing little Spanish.

Writer Louisa Rogers explains why moving to Mexico caused her to take up painting, and what it is about the country that inspires her.

Mexican culture excels at the art of providing free spaces for hanging out, a fact that encourages more interaction and less loneliness.

The Bajío's Rocio Sánchez is an artist and creator who has spent her career bringing together the physical, the spiritual and the digital.

Living in another country, as writer Louisa Rogers does seasonally in Mexico, is an excellent antidote to the myths of U.S. exceptionalism.

There are many notable aqueducts in Mexico, with the best combining monumental architecture with a history of utility.

A Mexican traffic planner shares insights on some of the country's most distinctive road features, including topes, glorietas and more.

Kate Burt's journey brought her to Guanajuato, where despite being 81, she founded the city's first opera company.

Named for the late Canadian artist Gene Byron, this museum and gardens is one of Guanajuato's most underrated attractions.

For the first time in 16 years, one of the Canelo's fights will not be on free television in Mexico but only on Netflix.

Artist Guillermo Torres' series of artworks across one of Guanajuato's poorest neighborhoods and the murals have transformed the area.

The U.S. needs the labor of hardworking refugees and migrants, so why is Mexico the one doing better at crafting useful immigration policy?

Even if your Spanish is still a work in progress, learning these everyday Mexican phrases can help you converse more like a native.

Swimming with orcas is now legal in La Ventana, Baja California Sur, thanks to a new decree regulating the popular activity.

A Mexico-based expat reveals how home exchanges and housesitting have taken her throughout Mexico — and the world — all for free.

After visiting Ecuador, Panama, Colombia and Peru, this U.S. expat explains why Mexico remains her top choice for retirement abroad.

Readers of Travel + Leisure have named San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, the Best City in the World for the second year in a row.