Eight curated experiences for WPATH attendees eager to explore Mexico City, created by queer travel experts.
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Experiences
From walking distance of the Hyatt, to neighborhoods most visitors never find, every experience fits around your conference schedule.
You grind the chili. You press the masa. You sit down and eat what you made with your hands, dishes that have existed in this city for centuries. Led by Doña Vero and her colleagues, women who have cooked their whole lives. This is the meal you'll still be talking about at the closing ceremony.
A taco at a stand with no English menu and it's the best thing you've had all year. A coffee in a courtyard. Neighborhoods that feel alive in a way that's hard to explain. By the end you've seen a side of this city most visitors never find.
Cobblestone streets with a local guide, handmade ceramics you can't find anywhere else, and a taco stand tourists never discover. One Saturday morning that makes the whole trip feel worth it.
An intimate private space and a guided tasting of 4–5 premium mezcals chosen by someone who actually knows the difference. Learn to read a label, understand the production, and taste mezcal the way it's meant to be, slowly, with context.
Eat, shop, and explore with the sapphic women of the symposium, guided by queer locals who know exactly where to go. The morning after the conference ends, before you fly home.
Somos Voces hosts some of CDMX's most celebrated drag performers. An electric night of talent, drinks, and great company in one of the city's most beloved queer spaces.
Revuelta, rooftop open, skyline views, and the best queer energy in the city. The kind of night where you look around and think, I'm really here.
The arena is packed and loud and completely alive. After the show, tacos at a local spot nearby, the kind of place you'd never find without someone who knows where to go.