Aguascalientes is the capital of the state with the same name in central Mexico. It's known for its safe streets and growing economy. The city has a mix of modern and traditional Mexican culture.
Food is traditional Mexican with some international options. Street food is popular.
Nightlife is quiet with a few bars and small clubs.
Coffee shops are common, with both local and international chains.
Tipping is expected in restaurants and some services.
SIM cards are easy to get with good coverage across the city.
The city is generally clean with regular maintenance.
Few places open 24/7, mostly convenience stores and some gyms.
You can find most groceries in supermarkets and local markets.
Cash is widely used, but credit cards are accepted in many places.
ATMs are common in the city center and shopping areas, but some may charge fees.
There are good private and international schools with some English-speaking staff.
Community is small but growing, with some meetups in coworking spaces.
Several parks and green areas, though some neighborhoods have limited greenery.
Parks and paths are good for running and jogging.
Several gyms in the city center and near residential areas.
Some public and private tennis courts.
Padel courts are present but limited.
Yoga spots available, especially in fitness centers.
Martial arts classes like karate and taekwondo are available.
No skiing.
No water sports available.
No surfing opportunities.
No diving spots.
Healthcare is decent with some private hospitals offering English-speaking staff.
Tap water is not safe to drink; use bottled water.
Safe neighborhoods and parks make it okay for families.
Tolerant city but events and dedicated spaces are few.
Some cafes and parks allow pets. Pet services are growing.
Power outages are rare but can happen during storms.
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