Welcome to the Feria del Mole, an exciting food festival in Mexico City dedicated to the beloved dish of mole. This annual event showcases the diverse flavors and regional variations of mole, bringing together food lovers from all over.
At the Feria del Mole, you can:
- Enjoy tastings from local vendors, each presenting their unique take on mole.
- Explore our detailed tasting maps to guide you through the festival.
- Learn about the history and cultural significance of mole through engaging presentations.
Join us for a day filled with delicious food, community, and celebration. The Feria del Mole is not just an event; it’s a culinary journey that highlights the rich traditions of Mexican cuisine. Don’t miss out on this flavorful experience!
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Getting to the Festival Safely on Foot
Food festivals in Mexico City draw large crowds, and most visitors spend at least part of the day walking: from a metro or Metrobús stop to the entrance, between vendor areas, and back again after dark. Busy roads around popular venues can be stressful for pedestrians, especially when larger vehicles such as SUVs and pickup trucks are common. Their higher front ends and bigger blind spots make it harder for drivers to see people crossing close to the bumper, so a little extra care goes a long way.
Practical tips for walking to and from the festival
- Use public transport where you can. Arriving by metro or bus reduces the number of cars circling the venue looking for parking, which makes the surrounding streets calmer for everyone.
- Cross at marked crossings and signals. Drivers expect people there, and traffic officers often manage busy intersections during large events.
- Make eye contact with drivers. Before stepping out in front of a turning or reversing vehicle, check that the driver has actually seen you.
- Be visible after sunset. Light-coloured clothing or a phone torch helps when you leave in the evening.
- Keep children close. Small children can be completely hidden from the driver of a tall vehicle, so hold hands near roads and car parks.
- Watch out at drop-off points. Taxis and ride-share cars stop and pull away suddenly near entrances.
If you are driving
Slow down near the venue, expect people stepping out between parked cars, and take extra care when turning, since pedestrians may be crossing the street you are entering. Parking further away and walking the last stretch is often quicker than queuing near the gates.
Before you set off, check the festival map to plan your route between stalls and exits, and look at the schedule so you can avoid the busiest arrival times. A relaxed, safe journey means more energy for tasting your way through the moles.
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