By Clay Larroy
Regardless of whether you are traveling to
a nearby location for the weekend or taking a week-long destination vacation,
you are always going to benefit from some tips and ideas on how to make the
whole process, more fun and less stressful. Take time each day to alleviate
stress while traveling or
vacationing and you will thank yourself for it when you get back home. With all
the chaos, jet-lag, partying and other excitement of travel comes a whole lot
of stress on your mind and body. By the time most vacations are over, another
one is needed to recover so taking a few minutes each day to rejuvenate will
make it easier for you to resume your normal life when it's all over. When you want
to plan a vacation contact me!
Overview of Mexico City
Mexico City is North America's highest city, and
one of the world's most densely populated. It sprawls across a valley encircled
by ice-capped volcanoes and mountains, atop an ancient Aztec civilization. With
a long and
fascinating history that runs from ancient native civilizations
through to the invasion of the Conquistadors and subsequent colonial rule,
Mexico City has a vast number of fascinating sights and attractions. In the
city center, constructed out of the stones of the ancient palaces and temples,
is the vast open space of the Zocalo - the main city square - said to be the
second largest in the world after Moscow's Red Square. At La Merced you'll
discover the city's biggest and most vibrant market, with a vast array of
bizarre and exciting stalls. The huge expanse of the Bosque de Chapultepec park
houses the National Museum of Anthropology, with a fascinating collection of
pre-Hispanic artefacts. At Teotihuac visitors will discover one of the most
impressive and mysterious archaeological sites in Mexico, constructed by an
ancient, and long forgotten culture.
The sprawling capital of Mexico has some
world-class museums and galleries, and a remarkable architectural legacy with
elegant buildings, palaces and cathedrals, colonial suburbs, historical ruins
and modern skyscrapers. It also has poverty, overcrowding and slums, pollution,
traffic congestion, crime, unemployment, and a constant cacophony of people and
noise. It is exhilarating, frenetic and fascinating, overflowing with all that
is good and bad about urban life. Despite its problems and somewhat bewildering
energy Mexico City is a magnet for Mexicans and tourists alike: a modern,
cosmopolitan and ever growing city that is attractive in many ways. Despite its
renown for the appalling, throat-rasping levels of pollution, Mexico City's
skies often remain remarkably clear, and the smog does make for incredible
sunsets.
Nightlife in Mexico City,
Mexico
Nightlife options in Mexico City are vast and
varied, ranging from piano bars, music lounges and traditional Mexican bars to
salsa and jazz clubs or trendy nightclubs. San Angel, Polanco, Condesa and La
Zona Rosa are popular
nightlife areas in the city, and there are many late-night
venues that are open till the early hours. There is a weekend entertainment
guide in The News, available at local newsagents, which can be useful.
Popular nightlife areas in Mexico City include the
Condesa district, as well as Polanco. Here you can find anything from English
and Irish pubs, to sophisticated clubs with great jazz music and authentic
Mariachi venues scattered everywhere in between. Some of the best nightclubs in
Mexico City are all located in the Roma district, while many of the top hotels
in Mexico City offer live entertainment at their in-house discos and lobby
bars. It is safest not to walk around alone at night in the city and only
official, pre-ordered taxi cabs should be used
REFERENCE SITES:
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