Cycle among marigolds, horror-themed theater, and musical notes—without a worry about traffic.
The transition from October to November brings one of the most vibrant, magical, and lively periods to Mexico City. With the scent of copal in the air, monumental altars on display, and the color orange painting the avenues, the capital is brimming with unmissable activities to explore.
Getting around via ECOBICI is the best shortcut to bypass road closures, avoid crowded public transit, and travel between events with complete freedom. If you’re still planning your schedule for this long weekend and the autumn season, here are four must-do activities you can enjoy by arriving on a bike.
1. Xoloitzcuintle Dog Festival in Mexico City
From October 27 to November 1, 2026, the Historic Center will host a tribute to these spiritual guardians of the underworld—the first festival dedicated to the Xoloitzcuintle. This cultural gathering in the heart of the capital will feature art, history, musical performances, and workshops, organized in collaboration with local museums and government institutions. It is a must-visit event to immerse yourself in our roots and celebrate a pre-Hispanic tradition.
🚲CE 89 República de Guatemala – Monte de Piedad
🚲CE 94 Lic. Verdad – Moneda
2. The Exorcist at Teatro México
If you’re a fan of intense thrills and the suspense typical of the season, don’t miss the return of this horror classic, starring Bruno Bichir. The production promises a fully immersive experience, packed with mystery, special effects, projection mapping, magic tricks, and live levitations that are sure to give you goosebumps. Weekend performances begin on October 28, 2026, at Teatro México—part of the Manolo Fábregas Cultural Center in the San Rafael neighborhood.
🚲CE 103 Joaquín Velázquez de León – García Icazbalceta
3. Candlelight: A Tribute to Juan Gabriel
Good music is a must during the city’s autumn nights. Experience an intimate, magical evening by the light of hundreds of candles as an ensemble performs the immortal anthems of the “Divo de Juárez”—songs such as “Querida,” “Abrázame muy fuerte,” and the deeply moving “Amor eterno.” The event takes place on October 30, 2026, at 7:00 PM at El Cantoral. Tickets are available on the official event website.
🚲CE 441 Xoco Bridge – Real de Mayorazgo
4. Day of the Dead Parade
On Saturday, October 31st, the city’s most iconic and colorful celebration returns to the streets along Paseo de la Reforma. Featuring stunning floats, monumental skulls, dancers, and *catrinas*, this parade is a unique visual spectacle. As Paseo de la Reforma becomes the epicenter of the festivities, arriving by bike at a strategic spot is the smartest way to secure a great viewing position while avoiding traffic chaos.
🚲CE 17 Reforma – Río Tiber
🚲CE 27 Reforma – Havre
Don’t miss the chance to experience the magic of this season—get around the city in a sustainable, practical, and fun way with ECOBICI. Check the map in your app, choose the membership or temporary pass that works best for you, and head out to fully enjoy the cultural activities, concerts, and traditions that bring our streets to life.