Mexico City Travel Blogs - Page 5

Holy momma, after a 25 hour day I can sleep. Todays Today´s flight and passage to mexico has done nothing to diminish the life at a slow pace culture that latin peope are often remarked upon. Although todays problems are more related to BA´s incompetence a missed flight from Mexico City to Cancun…

Mom´s Birthday...Ein ausgesprochen schoener Tag!Als erstes haben wir uns im Palacio de las Bellas Artes um Karten fuer das Romeo und Julia - Ballett am Abend besorgt. Das war zwar wesentlich zeitaufwendiger und komplizierter als wir dachten, aber am Ende hat es dann doch tatsaechlich funktioniert.…

ALL MY TRIPS..AND MANY MORE TO COME!!!

Hey everyone! I moved my blog to travbuddy! Having spent the last two weeks in Chiapas jungle and in revolutionary Oaxaca, I'm getting back into a more civilized mode in the capital. My wonderful travel partner Julia has just left for Latvia, her homeland, and today I'm experiencing the very fi…

There isn't a word in the English language that sufficiently describes the urban expanse that is Mexico City. It is sprawl on steroids, density unparalleled spread beyond the horizon, full circle, stacked stories high, shanties for rooftop garnishes, at night a distant glow of etheareal embers.…

Welcome to my lovely circuit around the Latin world. I designed the trip around seeing a few of the rare wonders of the world that few people ever imagine experiencing. I hope you enjoy a vicarious thrill by following my short trip through the west coast of our Spanish speaking neighbors.

First time south of the border and we've decided to hit Mexico City instead of the crowded US tourist packed beach resort areas. Of course that wasn't the only reason - but it was a good one to start off. Soon, we found ourselves wanting to see more of the Spanish Baroque architecture more than anything else on offer in Mexico.

This blog is all about Mexico and my experiences there. Together with Tere (my girlfriend) I'm doing the craziest things and seeing the most beautiful places. In the coming week this blog will be filled with stories about Mexico. Traveling with me is Teddy, as can seen on the picture. His dream was to see the most beautiful places around the world. This is the first step to realize his dream This blog is most of the time in English, but sometimes in Dutch So Enjoy :D

I've been around the world and I still have many places to visit. But, I hope my pictures will inspire people to go and see some of the things that I have seen.

Hey Everyone, Im back in Mexico City and Jons just gone to the airport :(. We had an awesome few days in Playa Del Carmen and Cancun.  THeyre both american holiday resorts so it took a while to adjust to the higher prices and themed bars... but we had some good nights out.  In Cancun we…

Today we went to pick up our Cuban Visas. Actually before we left we wanted to finalise our flights to Cuba since our tickets hadn't been issued due to some credit card trouble. After some calling to the TACA Toll-free line we found out that the credit card I used was somehow associated with the US…

some day I will create a greatest hits blog, for now it is just a boring map and some photos. Check out my separate entry for the trip from La Paz to Puno though. Mexico - Peru - Chile - Bolivia

Mexico city is huge, that we could see from the plane when we flew in, however actually spending some time here we found it a very interesting city and although busy.. it was hard to fathom we were in one of the biggest cities in the world. There is an amazing amount of history, great restaura…

The Trip started with the Luna family and ended in a mysterious place. Great times in DF, but viva las chivas!

1) Candelero 2)  Rincon de la Lechuza 3) Sanborn's Coyoacan 4) Cafe Tacuba 5) El Porton 6) El Tizoncito 7) Hacienda los Morales 8) Mexico Majico 9) La Valentina 10) Fisher's