Every city in Mexico has incredible tacos, and Cuernavaca is no different. And there are so many options. There are pork carnitas tacos, traditionally served on weekends in the mornings. There are Mexico’s iconic al pastor tacos: the orange-colored marinated pork tacos, slow cooked on a Turkish-style gyro (called a trompo in Mexican Spanish). There

Cuernavaca, Mexico, has some great bars. There are cheap street bars selling good-value micheladas (Mexico’s famous beer and Clamato tomato juice combo), right up to expensive cocktail bars that serve some really exciting creations… and everything in between. The curious thing about Cuernavaca is that the bar scene is quite elusive and underground. Some of

Is Cuernavaca expensive? If you’re considering visiting, studying Spanish or living in Cuernavaca, one of the first questions you’re probably asking is how much it actually costs. The good news is that Cuernavaca remains relatively affordable by the standards of Mexico’s larger tourist destinations and cities — but exactly how much you spend depends enormously