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Opened in 1968, this museum is one of the best of its kind. A gigantic statue of the water god Tláloc, weighing approximately 200 tons, is poised near the entrance. Archaeological finds are exhibited throughout 11 halls depicti... more
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Eddie&Michelle said
…, then the Spanish elite it's now home to a huge park. It also holds the Capitals Zoo and the Museo Nacional… continue reading »
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Although during her lifetime Frida Kahlo was known principally as the wife of muralist Diego Rivera, today her art surpasses his in popularity. Certainly the 2002 Salma Hayek movie Frida did much to bring this Mexican ic... more
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In 1531, a man named Juan Diego claimed he saw a vision of the Virgin Mary. The local bishop Friar Juan de Zumárraga was skeptical and asked for proof. Diego had a second vision; this time the image of the Virgin was emblazoned... more
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A living testimony to the canals of Mexico before the conquest, Xochimilco also attests to the period of the Viceroyalty. Meaning "Land of Flowers," it is a landscape of 176 kilometers of ancient canals called chinampas, built... more
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Shannyn & Gary said
… was to Xochimilco, 20km south of the city. The town itself was really interesting especially the local market… continue reading »
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The Metropolitan Cathedral is one of the most important historical buildings in Mexico City. Construction was started at the beginning of the eighteenth century and continued throughout the next 300 years. This is why different... more
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Martin do Nascimento said
… exhibit) and the Catedral Metropolitana. That night we went to see Lucha Libre. For those are unfamiliar… continue reading »
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This is a very small place with an excellent variety of music, such as acid jazz, house and progressive mixed by the best DJs from Mexico and the United States. It has only one bar at the end of the club, with very eccentric de... more
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Hernán Cortés, the conqueror of Mexico, built this government palace on the site of Moctezuma's residence. The Palacio Nacional that we see today dates back to 1693, although a floor was added in the 1920s. Inside there is a wo... more
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Sharper said
… they have the Palacio Nacional - which is the parilment buildings, the massive Mexican Flag and the Catedal… continue reading »
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This is the main public plaza of Mexico District Federal and the epicenter for events, festivals and protests. The plaza is equally recognized as the Zócalo, which means pedestal. At one time destined as a monument to Independe... more
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Though pricey, this restaurant-bar offers quality food and service. As a brewery, there is an assortment of beers available all brewed on site, which include fruit flavoured brews. The menu is Tex-Mex and includes beef cuts, be... more
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kiwis can fly said
… out that it actually built on about 3 or 4 other Aztec temples.Next on the list was Templo… continue reading »
Mexico City Travel Experiences
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Mexico City - Its not so bad
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Mexico
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Erster Tag in Mexiko City
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Mad-house Mexico City
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Mexico City, Teotihuacan & Tula
Well after a rather hellish 24 hour journey (I swear Iberia must be some kind of long distance budget airline) I finally arrived in... Continue reading »
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