\ud83d\udc9c Eternal Spring
Paul Thurrott, Stephanie ThurrottWe're Paul and Stephanie Thurrott, two writers, foodies, and avid travelers who bought an apartment in Roma Norte in Mexico City. We are thrilled to introduce you to our new home and share the Mexico City we experience.
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Condesa is lovely enough to wander around on your own. But follow this walk through its parks and past sculptures and monuments, and you'll hit all the high points.
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The long-standing Museo Frida Kahlo, which showcases her life and work, is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Mexico City, and it’s worth a visit, as is the studio museum in San Angel, Museo Casa Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kah...
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🐉Mexico City: When to see the alebrijes displayed on Reforma
Every year in October, Mexico City hosts an alebrijes parade. Alebrijes are large, colorful sculptures that can look like animals, people, insects, skulls, or creatures like dragons.
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