Mexico City, Mexico Travel Blogs - Page 4

Mexicoooooooooo

A travel blog entry by dirkmarta

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... geweest maar de vluchten daarnaartoe waren driedubbel dus ook dat plan moest verlaten worden. Eerste stop in dit gigantische land Mexico City, 20 miljoen Mexicanen, smog, traffic en veel veel taco's. Mexico is een beetje als thuiskomen in Valencia na al ...

Mexico Cite

A travel blog entry by polomuiriu

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Home to about 18 million people, downtown Mexico city doesn't feel that crowded and is actually quite a pleasant place to hang out. Probably the surrounding suburbs are a lot more crowded and there do seem to be a lot of roads but around the centre ...

Arrive Mexico City

A travel blog entry by travellerbruce

Two hours ...

Stage 1 - Mexico

A travel blog entry by mattock

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... a drink on the roof, wicked!.. now i feel more relaxed and arrange to site see the next day with some of them. In mexico city I visit the palace and cathedral with a guide and learn some of the vast history that makes mexico, from the aztec and their ...

Musik, Geschichte und Pyramiden

A travel blog entry by senderjung

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... . Ein Wahnsinn. Ebenso vom h�chsten Geb�ude der Stadt, von dem man nach Sonnenuntergang einen tollen Ausblick hatte. Eine Besonderheit ist zu erw�hnen. Noch heute f�hrt die erste Generation des VW K�fers als Taxi durch die Stra�en von Mexiko City. ...

The Temple of the Sun

A travel blog entry by andycrisp

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... to their peak with the wind threatening to blow me off at any moment. I had a great day traipsing around the ancient city, losing my way and finding it again. It was strange to sit upon the summit dwelling on the transient nature of life and ...

Mexico City Here I Am

A travel blog entry by autumn

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... a far amount of wandering around, Huitzilopochtli located my hostel on the backside of the cathedral in the Zocalo -- uncomplicatedly named Mexico City Hostel. It was a safe place secured by a gate. I had requested a private room for my first experience ...

A Quick Trip around Mexico with Dane

A travel blog entry by linzstoker

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So after spending the night in the airport, a long flight, and an hour line through immigration, I arrived in Mexico City to Dane waiting for me. It was wonderful. We spent a few days visiting the Frida Kahlo museum (which I'll post in another entry), ...

Frida Kahlo's Casa Azul

A travel blog entry by linzstoker

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... "I paint self portraits because I am the subject I know best." - Frida Kahlo Dane and I went to Coyoacan, a charming suburb of Mexico City, to visit her house, which has been turned into a museum after it was donated by her husband upon his death. ...

Asta la Vista Mexico City

A travel blog entry by kasnsqueak

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... to go to Oaxaca tomorrow and booked 3 nights at a hostel. So it is off we go tomorrow morning. Thoughts and impressions on Mexico City; The smog is very intense and clouds everything. 23 million people in the city !! The metro is fabulous quick, cheap ...

Mexico City

A travel blog entry by paulhand33

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... into the central square, the Zocolo, to be greeted by the world's largest ice-rink, a little surreal in T-shirt weather. Mexico City has a bad rep as crime-ridden and traffic-plagued, but it�s a place which grew on me. Great street ...

Big Screen in Mexico City

A travel blog entry by poweller

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A TV screen showing how hot it was in Mexico City whilst we were there. Apparently there was an outbreak of Swine Flu, but there was nothing on the news about ...

The Grand Tenochtitlan

A travel blog entry by susieandisidro

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... ago) in a land far, far away called the OC we were sharing our then tentative travel plans with Susie's aunt Tere. She is from Mexico City and comes back every summer (and then some) to spend time with her family here. She is also a school teacher, ...

Arrival in el D.F.

A travel blog entry by carrillo

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I got in to D.F. (Distrito Federal), as people call Mexico City. Aside from long waits the trip here was uneventful. I am in a familiar part of the city called the Historic District and my hostel is across the street from the Zocalo, the main square in ...

Margo's sister Laurie

A travel blog entry by margo-joel

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Dear Family, Todd and I arrived safely in Mexico City and have been staying with Anya & Daniel. Yesterday we shopped at the local outdoor market, visited the house of the Mexican artist, Frieda Kahlo, and went to a large plaza in Coyoacan in the southern ...

Why a Master in History?

A travel blog entry by superzoom

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�Por qu� una maestr�a en historia? WHY A MASTER IN HISTORY? (English version at the bottom) La pregunta del mill�n, por qu� dejar trabajo, amigos, casa y comodidades e irme a estudiar una maestr�a en historia por un a�o; la respuesta es ...

Hola Mexico City!

A travel blog entry by ironic100

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So here I am in the Big Smog! This is hip and happening Mexico City and I'm having a blast!. I arrived here on Monday on a flight from Playa Del Carmen that gave so much food! (makes a nice change from teeny tiny pretzels). I was driven to my new ...

Tuesday, August 14 2007

A travel blog entry by mckelsos

Our day started at about 500 in the morning. Dad hopped in the shower and i tried to get a little more sleep afetr a restless night. We all meet downstairs at about 600 and suprisingly dad and i were there first. Dad ate a muffin and some juice but all i ...

Mexico City

A travel blog entry by checky

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... be the largest mural in the world. Either way it's pretty impressive. Next was probably the highlight of our stay in Mexico City. Alfonso had mentioned that he wanted to watch the soccer game later on, and I expressed an interest in ...

Mexico city

A travel blog entry by kjmyers

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We are in exciting Mexico city. Actually outside in a pictureque town called Tepotzotlan. We did a city tour today & went to the wonderful Museum of Anthropology. It was a great museum . We didn't do the whole tour of the city,as there were protests in ...

Mexico, Oaxaca, San Angel

A travel blog entry by apsara22

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Bonjour, Un dernier petit message pour vous signaler notre retour � la maison � Oka. Et aussi pour vous laisser quelques derni�res photos, du Mexique, cette fois-ci. Andr� et ...

Distrito Federal de Mexico (Mexico City)

A travel blog entry by aloijos

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Mexico City,Cancun & Chetumal

A travel blog entry by simbah

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... 1st one is in Russia, 2nd one in Beijing).I went to the fine arts cathedral, the old cathedral,post office palace,museums & markets. Mexico city has sunk 8 meters in the last 500years & you can see it clearly in most of the old buildings! It took 240years ...

This is Oaxaca

A travel blog entry by thriftydrifters

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... . The bus stops are about 2 blocks away. Banks around a different corner. Everything you want is close. We found out we could get Mexico internet for alot less than the states. So now I Have Internet!! Yippee Finally, got to go to Centro today!! So ...

Teotihuacan pyramids

A travel blog entry by lingo83

... drainage wasn�t done particularly well for the most part and the effect of that can be seen in all the listing buildings in Mexico City. Every old building is on an angle. Seriously, Pisa has no problems compared to here. The government ...

Mexico City in 2 Days

A travel blog entry by toroamarillo

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Everbody knows that Mexico City is really big and has around 20 Million people living there. But what this means one cannot imagine. You get an idea, when you look over the city seeing an ocean of houses. There is no beginning and no end. Driving inside ...

Me-hi-co!!

A travel blog entry by sarahvani

I thought we were going to land on the buildings.. mental note to self - do not land in Mexico City alone at ...

Mexican kick off

A travel blog entry by spanglish_times

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... all... Claire and I met up successfully in LA. She's in fine form and is great to see her again. Our travels to Mexico City were without any complications. We spent 7days in Cuidad de Mexico, which was fantastic.... Its such a happening place and the ...

Mexico City

A travel blog entry by kstubbs97

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... best value accommodation of the holiday. Grabbed a map from reception and headed out for an exploratory walk. The population of Mexico City and the surrounding districts is 25 million and Centro reflects that concentration of humanity as its streets are ...

Road Trip Photos

A travel blog entry by snapshots

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Here's some photos from a road trip Luke and I took. We visited Mexico City DF, Teotihuacan, Taxco, Cuernavaca, and ...

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Mexicoooooooooo

Mexico Cite

Arrive Mexico City

Stage 1 - Mexico

Musik, Geschichte und Pyramiden

The Temple of the Sun

Mexico City Here I Am

A Quick Trip around Mexico with Dane

Frida Kahlo's Casa Azul

Asta la Vista Mexico City

Mexico City

Big Screen in Mexico City

The Grand Tenochtitlan

Arrival in el D.F.

Margo's sister Laurie

Why a Master in History?

Hola Mexico City!

Tuesday, August 14 2007

Mexico City

Mexico city

Mexico, Oaxaca, San Angel

Distrito Federal de Mexico (Mexico City)

Mexico City,Cancun & Chetumal

This is Oaxaca

Teotihuacan pyramids

Mexico City in 2 Days

Me-hi-co!!

Mexican kick off

Mexico City

Road Trip Photos