Cultural Experiences, Mexico City

Favorite thing: Walk and get in contact with the people.

Fondest memory: I have lived here almost all my life, I grew up here and the city taught me how to move around, find it useful to grow in a city so big as almost no city in the world seems dangerous or complicated.

Fondest memory: Being there at Christmas time was magical - the largest xmas tree I have ever seen in my life, and bigger than life size decoration donkeys and other christmassy characters - all quite mad really! And every building boardering the main square had the largest, illuminated decorations adorning them too.

Favorite thing: Try ordering a tamarind margarita (margarita tamarindo in Spanish) when you are here. They are really delicious. Not too sweet and not too sour, way better than lime and something you definitely can't get back home.

Have some premium tequila too. In Mexico it is often served with tomato juice on the side. You sip the tequila and the juice. Don Julio is my favorite brand. You'll never want to drink the cheap stuff again.

Favorite thing: Mexico City is one of the biggest cities in the world, is hard to name just one place to visit if it´s your first time in here, all i can say is you´ll find everything you want, we have museums,arqueological sites,culture,the best nightclubs, and lot´s of TEQUILA!!!!

Fondest memory: I think that what i miss the most is the people, Mexican People is like so cool, we´re friendly and we are open to anyone that visits us. I would also miss a sunny and beautiful day watching the mountains around the city.

Favorite thing: Everywhere you look, the ubiquitous VW bug. They still make them to original specs down there, apparently, b/c they're everywhere.

Favorite thing: I used to love the mix of brightening the street and advertising the wares in the streets of the city.

Favorite thing: You have to visit the Palace of Fine Arts, which holds artwork by such artists as Siqueiros, Orozco, Rivera, Herran, and many others.