Hotel Emporio Zacatecas
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Aaahhhh Zacatecas!
The drive from Nuevo Laredo to Zacatecas seemed even longer than any of the other days, we could not wait to get there and Zacatecas did not disappoint. A lovely old town in central Mexico with winding cobblestone streets and amazing architecture. So taken were we with Zacatecas that we considered staying there another night. After six days on the …
Za Za Zacatecas!
... out had my skin touched any surface in that shower.) Good times!
With that said, I was eager to get out into the city. Zacatecas is a city ideal for random wandering- there’s lots to see, it’s full of inviting and beautiful callejones (pedestrian-only alleys or small streets), and it is safe. I began my wandering along the main street that runs along main cathedral, Avenida Juarez (if I remember correctly). From there, I turned down whichever ...
Zacatecas in the Holy Week
... an imposing entrance.
Despite our exhaustion,after a couple of vinos later, we decided to have to explore a little of the city. a block from our hotel is the Centro square where a huge crowd is seated in an amphitheater listed to the beautiful (traditional as we know it) Mexican music.
We cross the road to dine in a restaurant/bar overlooking the main street where people are gathering for a ...
Zacatecas, hold the sour, extra guacamole
... 4 million and the sights are pretty spread out so its supposed to be a place where you donīt want to be wearing a new pair of shoes. That`s cool, I like the walking and figure there might be some parks or boulevards where I can get in some fast miles on the monkey feet. I check into a cheap hotel, bathroom down the hall, but otherwise not too bad for the price. Get up at about five in the morning to answer nature`s call fearing nothing more than getting ...
One more ring
... that I outlined for this trip. The one thing however that cannot so easily be planned ahead is meals. Meal planning is as much a hassle on the road as it is at home. We shop in grocery stores and often have breakfast (fruit and hot or cold cereal) in our room and lunch on the go. But dinner is the thing that always seems to put us over budget. For this reason, we often debate on where to eat. This day, on our drive back to our Zacatecas hotel, north-west ...