Hotel Horizon Morelia
3325 Camelinas Avenue, Fraccionamiento Oculusen Morelia, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, 58270, Mexico
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Intimacy, JC and a sandwich
... close to xmas and it all feels a little surreal. With temperatures running into the 80's in the day and no prospect of snow or need of scarves and coats my whole concept of xmas is having a mildly forced revision at the moment. The Mexicans are very big on the nativity; each town has some type of display, often life size, depicting a very conventional scene. I'm not too sure how I am going to feel on the day
Book of the Moment: Life of Pi - traded it with ...
Pig.
Slightly uncomfortable night on the sofa which was a little too small,however the lie in compensates and we rise late to wander the city. Morelia has that old town atmosphere, as itwas one of the first to be colonised by Spain. We stroll through busy streets, filled with the hustle and bustle ofmarket traders, street theatre and ambling public. The market is ...
Storm chasers.
After the disappointment of not witnessing my first hurricane; again, we had to hole up in a coffee shop as the storm was ahead of us. This wasn't an unpleasant experience as I managed to catch up on a few entries in the blog.
A long day on the road loomed, and we were already behind. We were making for the town of Morelia, as Oda had arranged a couchsurfing stay there. The going was slow, as we actually drove into the tail end ...
Pinch me...I thought I was in Europe
... Besides the breathtaking churches in Morelia, there is an aquaduct that is quite impressive. Its 253 arches are gorgeous, especially when illuminated at night. The aquaduct was built between 1785 and 1788 to meet the city’s growing water needs. At a bend in the arches, near the main street through historic Morelia is a fountain in which three topless ladies are holding a large fruit tray. The original fountain ...
Magnificent Morelia
... a president stayed there, a general fought there and so on. Not far down the road is Guanajatara one of the country's biggest cities and the reason Morelia is often overlooked. Anyway, it gave us a tick from the front section of our guide book. If you manage to see the bits mentioned right up front ("highlights") you will normally come away satisfied.
We had a common problem booking – the place we emailed didn’t reply to us; so on the night before our departure ...



