Holiday Inn Mexico City
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Calzada de Tlalpan 1507, Portales Mexico City, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, Mexico, 03300, 56-5672-2244
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It was just before the Dia de los Muertos celebrations began in Mexico. I was on my way to Oaxaca, but decided to spend a couple of days in D.F. I was getting ready for a day of wandering the streets when I heard a band outside my window. It was a police band and behind them was the most glorious monster I had ever seen. I rushed downstairs, yes I was dressed, with my camera and spent the next 45 minutes in parade heaven. From what I could gleen from the people on the streets the monsters wer...
Mexico City, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, Mexico 1947zazu
Hi to all: I am sitting in a coffee shop in the campground in Loreto, Mexico, along the Gulf of Cortez. As with most things here, it is better and worse than we expected. We traveled Saturday from Scottsdale through Tucson and across the border at Nogales. We thoroughly researched everything on the internet and were well armed with documents to bring our Dodge Caravan across the border. We thought it would be obvious where we were supposed to get the papers cleared, but we were wrong. Immedia...
Loreto, Mexico capesthom
Day 2 - Mexico City So after falling asleep on the first night and the last sights before going to bed were dirty rubbished filled streets we woke up on Tuesday to find that the streets had all be cleaned and everything was buzzing. It was like being in a totally different city to that in which we landed in. Having woken up a little late (1pm) we decided the best thing to do was to have a walk around the city and see the sights on foot. We visited the cathedral in the main Zocalo (town center...
Mexico City, Mexico nicface
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... have just taken a bus a couple of hours south (I think) to somewhere called Puebla. We are staying in one of the grimmest hotels I have ever seen, and I´ve been to Bolivia, so I´ve seen some bad ones. As soon as we arrived Diego said "It is very safe here". The Aussie couple with lots of stomach bug stories subsequently went out for lunch and got their bag nicked with their passports in it. See, Diego really does know nothing.<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br ><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><b r> <br>
Mexico City, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, Mexico lizzyletloose
... vestiti in modo macabro tipo Halloween, i bambini ci provano con "dolcetto o scherzetto", ci sono venditori di cibarie in ogni dove.<br>Ho visto una mostra interessante sulla storia dell'inquisizione, allestita all'interno del vero palazzo che fu dell'inquisizione, attuale facoltà di medicina-radiodiagnostica. Anche se in spagnolo ho compreso quasi tutta la narrazione dell'audioguida; la chiesa ce l'ha sempre avuta la mania del controllo e dell'annichilimento del pensiero ...
Mexico City, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, Mexico annoiatissima
... it as everything was in Spanish! But I suppose looking at a bedroom, bathroom, grand reception room etc... Pretty much speaks for itself!! The gold and newness of everything was pretty remarkable and they really had spent a lot of money on restoring this place. On leaving the park we passed the statue of Ghandi, then after my treat of the day - a Mcflurry!! We headed back and must have done about 8 miles in total... so a cold Corona to end the day was 'muchos' needed!
Mexico City, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, Mexico nikandads2008
... Selkäpuolella istuva perheenisä koputti olkapäälle ja näytti lompakkoa. Huh! Ecuadoriin täytyy kehittää paremmat systeemit. Onneksi siellä on päästy omasta valuutasta eroon ja siirrytty dollariin. Entinen valuutta kai yhä saa noteerauksen, yksi euro on 37 000 .... siinä olisi sitten kanneltu tuumien paksuisia setelinippua. Mutta nyt vielä Meksiko cityssä, tänään käytiin tekniikan museossa ...
Mexico City, Mexico pentti_kotiaho
First thing we faced after coming out of the airport was a big road but not that many cars, as i would expect, at least for being Wednesday. The first impressions of the city are not very nice, since there are some old buildings and neighborhoods that don't look very friendly. But that's just the first impression when coming out from the airport. After that it ...
Mexico, The Federal District, Mexico jaribg
... a very big department store with many floors! We first went to the bookstore in Bellas Artes and I bought a set of postcards there. Then I went to the fancy post office while mom and Janet looked around in Sears. I bought 2 stamps ($10.50 each for postcards to the US) which look big. I got a call <br>from Chacko there... he's going to Florida!!! I didn't get his email. Then I realized I missed a message from Dogg. He ...
Mexico City, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, Mexico astre
... of course, the all important fact that Mum is glad she didn´t know before I went....There´s an average of four kidnappings a day! We´d heard a lot about Mexico City, or DF as it is known by Mexicans, before going: The taxis aren´t safe, the city isn´t safe and it´s hardly safe to breathe cos of all the pollution...We dealt with these problems by using the excellent Metro system instead of taxis, never going out after 9pm at night and having the luck to arrive in DF when ...
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