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And now....MEXICO CITY!!!

A travel blog entry by gracevilar

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Y llego el momento de MEXICO CITY!!!
Despues de una visita y training express en San Luis Potosi, llegue casi con la lengua afuera al aeropuerto de Mexico City, mas puntualmente al Hilton City Airport donde pasaria la noche y donde esperaria al dia siguiente a Claudia que se uniria a este mi segundo viaje en Mexico.
Dormi tan tranquila en …

'¿You trying to fuck me?'

A travel blog entry by travellinglahm

... new there was a reason we came lol. went to the hostel before climbing the torre latino, was an amazing view from the top had a corona while we was up there just for old times sake. Then went out had a few drinks, went to one bar played two cure songs (Just Like Heaven, Boys Dont Cry ) and a muse songs (Starlight). Tryed to get in a few bigger club bars but needed ID so ended up going back home around 12.
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National Museum of Anthropology and the city walk

A travel blog entry by jormaontour

Today we visited museo de antropolgia. It is a amzing place about the Mexican / pre-columbian indians. First class museum and considered as one of the most important museums in the world. It is the best one i never visited before. But it is huge. Better visit two times or choose what you want to see.

Visit there is a pleasure. there are nice ...

THE MEXICAN TRIP BEGINS--IN HALTING FASHION

A travel blog entry by tezzatravels

... alas, shared with the downtown core of MC]. We left the area at 1114.

Carlos said the average driver is not tested for a driver's licence. You need three things: a horn, brakes and luck! He also said Mexico is #2 in corruption in the world. It is not #1 as it bought off the leading country! En route to the Universitad, he pointed out the world's first round pyramid, found in the course of freeway construction.

UNAM has capacity for 300,000 students. Our stop was ...

Viva Mexico...

A travel blog entry by k._and_j.

... setyten unsere Wiedersehensfeier mit Zaira fort: ich tanzte mit einem El Mariachi, aufgemacht in knallengen Hosen, Spielzeugknarre im Guertel, einem riesigen Sombrero und einem gleichermassen ausladenden Schnauzbart. Waehrend er mich herumwirbelte groelte er spanische Liebeslieder (zu denen ich und Zaira zu einem spaeteren Zeitpunkt unserer Reise noch Heisse Traenen vergiessen werden) in mein Ohr und es war das erste Mal, dass ich nicht bereute meine ...

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