Aristos Puebla
Avenida Reforma 533 y Calle 7 Puebla, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, 72000, Mexico
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Puebla, Mexico
Puebla is home to two things we found to be very interesting. The first is Talavera tile. The second is it is the alleged birthplace of Mole Poblano, a sauce for meat made with chocolate, chili and a bunch of other stuff. Puebla is also the first city which we´ve visited with a "real" Zocalo. It was very nicely decorated for "Feliz Navidad." Sunday …
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Colonial splendour
... balconies five levels high ringing the action. Next to this is the artists quarter and there are dozens of tiny studios filled with the artwork and the artists are on the street painting or conducting classes or generally just chilling and chatting. It's a great atmosphere. There was a marquee set up and a young musical group were about to perform so we sat down to watch for a while. It was all quite promising and the first song was in Spanish and the ...
Mexicoooo!!
I meet this really awsome Australian guy (his words), oh and by the way Im in mexico.
Sorry this is 5 days late, Im finding it a bit hard to ask how to use the computer in espanol. Wont be a long one because people (Jessie, epic australian,once again their words not mine) wants to use the computer but a quick update on life in Mexico.
Arrived like two hours late, which was already 4 hours after everyone ...
Problemkind México, Puebla, Bier, Ausflüge
... Heimweh nach dem deutschen Essen! Endlich mal wieder ordentliches Brot und nicht diese weichen Hamburger-Brötchen. Oder mal ein ordentliches Stück Fleisch, das nicht klein gehackt in irgendwelchen Tortillas verschwindet. Oder einfach mal was Knuspriges, das nicht unter einem Liter Salsa ertrinkt und eine Konsistenz hat wie ein Babybrei…
Als Gegenmaßnahme haben wir zuerst Fleisch, am nächsten Tag Kaiserschmarrn und wieder einen Tag darauf Bretzeln gekocht ...
Museum of Anthropology, and getting lost in a taxi
... because we were in this big, foreign city, with all of our bags, no cell phones, and none of us knew where we were. Luckily, our taxi driver finally got out his cell phone and called someone to ask where it was. I'm not sure why he didn't do that in the first place, but whatever. We finally made it to the hotel and all was well.
That night for dinner, at around 9PM, we went to a restaurant and ate margarita ...



