By Mark Orwell
Mexico City is the capital of Mexico and also the most populous and condensed city in the entire country. Here is where you will find the cultural, governmental and economic centers of Mexico, which make it a city with a significant amount of international business and tourism travel.
Transportation
Public transportation consists of a METRO train, buses and trolleys. Less reliable private buses can also be found around the city.
Lodging
Mexico City has three main hotel districts. Polanco has high end hotels, Zona Rosa features mid-range hotels and Centro Historico has hostels and budget hotels.
Dining
Zona Rosa and Polanco districts both have a wide range of entertainment options. For authentic Mexican food, check out Aguila y Sol in the Polanco district.
Aguila y Sol
Av Moliere 42, Mexico City
Phone: 55-5281-8354
Celebrations
A must see celebration in Mexico City is the Day of the Dead. This is actually one of the more lively festivals around and fun for the whole family, with music, parties and treats for the kids.
Lucha Libre
This popular tourist attraction is also known as Mexican Free Wrestling. See grown men act out aggressive wrestlers while wearing colorful outfits in the ring.
About the Author:
In the summer of 2003, Mark Orwell began his career as a freelance writer focusing on popular culture, music, and film. He continues to write on a broad array of topics from Miami, Florida. His work has been available in the United States, the Caribbean, and South Africa.
