• Museo del Templo Mayor - Ruins of the main Aztec city Mexico Tenochtitlan
• National Palace - Diego Rivera’s mural paintings ornamenting practically all walls from the building’s second story
• Museo Nacional de Antropologia - Archaeological pieces found during years of excavations in Mexico city’s center
• Paseo de la Reforma - Independence column, government buildings, Chapultepec park and other monuments
• Casa Lamm Centro de Cultura - Three hour Walk around Roma neighborhood discovering Art Nouveau, Eclectic AND Art deco architectural exapmles stressing each style specific features. We start with Romita Town church AND circle around the neighborhood both original as well as modern design contrasting its architectural AND ornamental features , stopping at its several squares Ajusco, Roma, Cibeles, learning about its legendary inhabitants such as Clement Jaques, AldonConti, Antonio Caso , high politicians, artists like Leonora Carrington Alfaro Siqueiros AND the like. We Will discuss the repercusions of the religious - political conflict between the state AND the church at the Sagrada Familia Neo Romanic Cathedral AND in short travel in Time to a City that hoped to materiales its ever unreachable dream to thrive.

• Private transportation

• Lunch
• Admission to museums or sites and parking

Overview of México City. We explore the city’s origins at the ruins of the main Aztec city, now known as Templo Mayor. This is followed by a walk around the city center, including historical buildings such as the former Centro Monetario (now a hotel) and the Infrastructure Building (now MUNAL). These buildings are veritable palaces, making them truly unique. As the city expanded, it grew westward from the former Aztec/Spanish capital location towards what is now Chapultepec Park, on both sides of the avenue that connected them. As we drive along this boulevard, now Reforma, we will stop at one of its most representative neighborhoods: Roma. Roma still exudes the dreams that inspired its original inhabitants to create such an elaborate landscape of Ionic columns, floral friezes, overlapping arches, and stained glass windows. Casa Lamm, Ajusco Park, Sagrada Familia Church, and the city’s first gelato store offer interaction with modern art and tradition.

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