Is it safe to travel to Toluca Mexico?

As in many other parts of Mexico, the rule of law is in a fragile state and Toluca/Metepec is not an exception. Robbings, assaults, and kidnappings have happened in broad daylight in certain parts of the city. This is not to say one should avoid a visit entirely, but just be aware that it does happen.

Is it safe to take the night bus in Mexico?

Overnight travel on busses is generally safe – in terms of criminal activity. The only problems you hear from time-to-time relates to accidents, and those reports are relatively few in comparison to the large number of busses on the Mexican highways.

Is public transportation safe in Mexico City?

Re: Is Mexico City Public Transportation safe? Generally yes, but as Londinense said there are women only carriages in the metro which obviously signals to a sexual harassment issue that is not a small matter.

Is it safe to drive from Mexico City to Guanajuato?

The route from Mexico City to Guanajuato is pretty straightforward. It’s best to stick to the toll roads (called cuotas) as they are patrolled and in better repair than the free highways (libres).

Is Toluca worth visiting?

Toluca, the State of Mexico’s humble capital, is also one of the most underrated day trips from Mexico City that has plenty of non-tourist filled activities to offer to those willing to break away from the well-trodden Mexican traveller trail.

Do buses in Mexico have WiFi?

Also, while Mexican bus stations don’t offer WiFi, they do have ATM services as provided by one of Mexico’s major banks (Banamex, Bancomer, HSBC). Some bus stations have exclusive rooms reserved for Executive class ticketholders.

Can you take a dog on a bus in Mexico?

Taking pets on Mexico’s buses: Bus companies will transport cats and dogs in the hold, provided that they are traveling in a pet crate. Be sure to provide your pet with plenty of water and some food for longer journeys. Service pets are allowed to travel on-board; check with the bus company for detailed policies.

Where should you avoid in Mexico City?

The Neighborhoods to Avoid to Stay Safe in Mexico City

• Tepito. If you’re looking for a bargain, you’re better off avoiding Tepito market | © Benedicte Desrus / Alamy Stock Photo.
• La Merced Market.
• Doctores.
• Iztapalapa.
• Colonia del Valle.
• Tlalpan, Xochimilco and Tlatelolco.
• Centro Histórico.
• Ciudad Neza.

How do you pay for the bus in Mexico City?

Fares: All fares cost 5 pesos, or around 25 cents, and are cash only. You can buy a paper ticket at the ticket booth inside the station or a smart card (tarjeta) for 10 pesos. The card can be recharged with up to 120 pesos at a time and can be used for multiple people traveling together.

Is driving to Guanajuato safe?

The violence is concentrated in specific areas of the city and tourists should get familiar with the names of those areas and avoid going there, especially at night. Furthermore, if you get lost while driving and reach those areas, just keep on driving and do not stop to ask for directions.

Is Guanajuato city safe?

Guanajuato has been a relatively safe city and crime generally is moderate. However, in the last three years, the crime rate has spiked overall in the state of Guanajuato. At this time, there is no safety advisory in effect for the city or the state.