In the afternoon of our first full day in Mexico City, we headed about 30 miles north to the ancient Aztec city of Teotihuacan. Home to the third largest pyramid in the…Read More
The exterior of the museum has lots of things to view, and you have yet to enter the building.The entrances bring you to the remains of the actual Templo Mayor (Mayor…Read More
This is a really cool museum, if you're interested in seeing tons of ancient artifacts. The unfortunate part was that it was a really cold day, and they leave all the…Read More
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The National Museum of Anthropology is located in the Bosque de Chapultepec. It is quite a big museum, with exhibitions about the inhabitants and cultures of Mexico from…Read More
Take a slice of old Mexican History and combine it with murals, wonderful architectureand be in the middle of the city and your have Palacio de Bellas Artes.Great place to…Read More
In the southern end of Mexico City, in Coyoacan, is the home of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. This was one of my top must-sees in Mexico as I've always been interested in…Read More
When you get off the train at Xochimilco (it's the end of the line), you can just follow the hordes of people walking towards the water. No doubt you will already have…Read More
One of the most beautiful churches in the Americas, it is built atop what was the Cuauhshi-calco, or temple of the Sun. It took 240 years to build and is a mixture of…Read More
Each beginning of November the cemeteries are visited by large crowds, all the people attend to wash and repair the tombs of their loved ones. It almost seems like a…Read More
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