Mexico City Marriott Reforma Hotel
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Love affair with everywhere-mexico city
type: business
bienvenido a Ciudad de mexico!
Mexico City--the largest city in Mexico and the 3rd largest (by population) in the world. the locals, Chilangos, estimate that there are around 22 million people living there. I also learned that actual Mexico City and Mexico City are different. Mexico City is known as Distrito …
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... banging some drums. After tying themselves to a rope they then made tumbled backwards off the top and swung all the way down and around the pole. The Anthropology Museum was interesting, but we all just kept laughing at each other and the stupid things we were doing/saying... blame it on the altitude. We then continued exploring this fascinating city. Interesting fact about the Mexican Metro, they have separate sections along ...
More Adventuring in D. F.
... We are instantly targeted as "touristas" and every few steps someone is guiding us to the embarcadero where the Trajineras (wooden boats) await us and our pesos. We bargain for a one-hour, no frills tour and soon find ourselves stepping gingerly across several wooden boats to our "gondolier". We bump and pole our way out of the marina into the canal system and come upon a feast for our ...
In which we transmogrify into Natalia y Alejandro
... market garden area, criss-crossed by canals and still used as market gardens today) where you can take boat rides, we passed boats filled with rowdy teenagers celebrating the end of the school year. Much alcohol was being consumed. On one boat 2 of the teenagers were being egged on with chanting of "BE-SO! BE-SO! BE-SO!" which then turned into "SEX-O! SEX-O! SEX-O!"
- Barrel organists. But where are the monkeys?
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City of Culture, Churches, Synagogues & Streetlife
... on a noticeboard that a stamp had been made in 2005 in honour of the centenary of the Ashekanzie community's presence in Mexico. Quite amazing in a predominately Catholic country! We thanked our hosts (what a well spent bribe :-) and went off to find a coffee shop. We saw one that looked good and then realised that the guy standing outside talking on a megaphone was actually from the same place and busy inviting all passers-by into the coffee shop, hilarious :-) On entering, we ...
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- Fitness/Health center
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
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