Here's the quick run down:
Of course there was Teotihuacan
Another visit to the Museo de Anthropologia
A very, very, crowded metro ride to the Baile Folklorico (I'm in love with the art deco interior of the Palacio de Bellas Artes)
We hit the Museo de Arte Popular
The zoo (to appease the masses)
A two hour, one way, metro ride to Xolchimilco
And a perfect day in the Zocalo starting with chocolate and churros in a chocolateria that's been around since 1935, passing by the Diego Rivera murals inside the Palacio Nacional, and spending some time in the ruins of the Templo Mayor just off the Zocalo. Finished off by a comparatively short, comparatively empty metro ride home only to be caught in the daily afternoon rain. We happily splashed our way home together.
And lots of time to play knights, pirates, knights, puppy dogs, knights, and whatever else came to mind.
3 comments:
Looks fun. Gotta love padres.
PS We've had a lot of S-missing going on at our house. I also heard her mention the hope of marrying him some day. I guess absence really makes the heart grow fonder. I told her she had to wait 20 years or so.
Hi! I enjoy reading your blog. What a great experience! Glad you can have family come for a visit.
I totally want to visit all those places. Can I come? Just me, not everyone (actually, just going into the other room by myself would be good right now). I love that picture with S in the tent--and the big smile in the little doorway. And how was that chocolate anyway?
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