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Mexico City defines flavor for food and art lovers alike. Eat your way through the tree-lined paths of Chapultepac Park, a 2,100-acre city oasis packed with aromatic antojito stands and proud vendors who consider the burrito an art form. Book it now!
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Mexico
City soars above the earth at an elevation of almost 8,000 feet. The great
basin of Anahuac, also known as the Valley of Mexico, is an ancient lakebed
about 60 miles long and 30 miles wide. It is on this vast surface, surrounded
by towering mountains on all sides, that
the
original settlement was established by nomadic, indigenous people in the 14th
century. From that modest beginning, the city has grown in every direction to
encompass 300
colonias
or neighborhoods connected by everything from cobblestone streets and narrow
alleyways to eight lane major thoroughfares.
Mexico City is a place of incomparable energy and excitement. It is sprawling
and populous in the extreme, yet cosmopolitan and modern. It is the site of a
wealth of historical attractions and museums, striking architecture, and
world-class performing arts.
The heart of the city is the
Zocalo, a large plaza flanked by the Cathedral and the National Palace. This
500-block virtual museum of colonial architecture, was built on ruins of the
Aztec capital, Tenochtitlan. The Templo Mayor, one block from the Zocalo, is the
foremost relic of that period. Artifacts unearthed at the site are displayed
next door in the Museo del Templo Mayor.
The park just west of the
Zocalo, Alameda Central, is lined by museums, and the Palacio de Bellas Artes, a
performing-arts venue and a must-see for its art-deco interior and elegant dome,
is at its northeastern corner. Paseo de la Reforma, the city's stately, elegant
boulevard, flanked by modern skyscrapers and hotels, runs along the western edge
of the Alameda Central. From there, it travels southwest to Chapultepec Park,
the site of several museums and the zoo.
There are many points of
interest in other colonias (neighborhoods) southwest of the Historic
Center. About halfway between the Historic Center and Chapultepec Park is La
Zona Rosa, a commercial neighborhood of restaurants, shops and nightspots. Just
south of La Zona Rosa is Condesa, an attractive residential neighborhood
popular for shopping, dining and nightlife.
Chapultepec Park is not only
the city's largest park, but it's also home to many fine museums, such as the
world-renowned Museo Nacional de Antropologia. In the daytime, the park
is patrolled by police on horseback who are dressed to resemble charros,
traditional Mexican cowboys. North of Chapultepec Park is Polanco, an upscale
neighborhood with many fine hotels, restaurants and shops.
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Mexico City defines flavor for food and art lovers alike,
and you'll find great places to eat everywhere, from taco vendors to upscale
restaurants. You'll also find cuisine from every part of the world, especially
in Condesa and Polanco.
Those traveling to Mexico
City will find symphony orchestras, a national ballet company, a national opera
company and numerous theaters offering performances in Spanish. Museums are
plentiful and impressive, and most offer free admission on Sundays and are
closed on Mondays. Ballet Folklorico's performances of traditional Mexican dance
at the Palacio de Bellas Artes are particularly noteworthy. The most colorful
attractions are the traditional religious festivals occurring throughout the
year.
Mexico City is an exciting
combination of Aztec, Spanish colonial and modern art and architecture. Between
Alameda Central and the Zocalo are several impressive buildings and museums,
including the Palacio de Iturbide, an Italianate baroque palace, Casa de
Azulejos (the House of Tiles), the Correo Central (the main post office), the
Museo Nacional de Arte, containing Mexican art exhibits, and Museo Franz Mayer
which displays religious art and European antiquities.
About 6 miles south of the
city center are Coyoacan and San Angel, both with lovely colonial buildings
housing museums, galleries, cafes and shops.
The climate in Mexico City
is delightful for outdoor recreation: walking, jogging, golf, tennis,
paddleboating, when the air-pollution level is not too high. Check the weather
section of the local newspapers for pollution levels. If the levels are
high, plan to exercise before 8 am or after 6 pm, when the levels are a bit
lower.
There are jogging trails in
Chapultepec Park and bicycle rentals by the hour in the first section of the
park. Most golf and tennis clubs are private, but some hotels offer guest
privileges. Many hotels have swimming pools for their guests.
Shopping, sightseeing,
culinary delights, sports and recreation, a vibrant nightlife, concerts, theater
and fiestas year round: these are the highlights of a vacation in warm and
welcoming Mexico City.
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