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Mexico City, Mexico (Day Three)

As we were staying so close to Mercado San Camilito, we headed back there this morning for breakfast. For not much money I received a huge bowl of cornflakes, topped with pineapple, coconut yoghurt and granola. Not a combination I had ever tried before but it was fantastic. I know where I'm getting my breakfast from now on.

 

Today was all about hitting the streets. Here's a quick summary:

  • Secreteria de Educacion Publica. Culture fix. Amazing Rivera paintings and a Mexican history lesson.

  • Cathedral. Turned up during mass. Didn't stay long.

  • Palacio Nacional. Couldn't find entrance. Left.

  • Museo de la Ciudad de Mexico. Small but loved it. Impressionist painting exhibition = happy days.

  • Palacio de Belles Artes. Best-looking building in the city.

  • Mercado San Juan. If you need it, they have it. Stuffed pepper for lunch with heaps of veg was fantastic. 

  • Monumento a la Revolucion. Huge arch, glass elevator to top, okay views.

  • Museo Nacional de Arte. Pre-1850 section (yawn), Velasco exhibit (not bad), modern photo display (worth the visit).

 

All topped off with one litre cocktails, regular cocktails, wine, free popcorn and nachos. Great day overall.

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Palacio de Belles Artes.

Market life: tortillas in the making.

Tortillas by the kilo.

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Hitting some street food.

Regular-sized cocktails.

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View from Monumento a la Revolucion.

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