Mexico City was such a pleasant surprise and more – wow. This is high on my list to revisit.
Simply here’s why it was top tier:
It has history, culture, an amazing food scene, nightlife, and a deep sense of pride by its people.
Where to stay: Roma Norte (food, drinks, night fun, people-watching, architecture… you’re welcome)
Places to eat where I’d return: Nudo Negro, Lalo, Blanco Colima, Mercado Roma, La Casa de Toño and there was this great bar that was a tight squeeze and had an upstairs – the vibe omg was so good!
Treat Yo’ Self: Book a Viator walking tours – do food and places to see.
Don’t miss: Strolling up and down and around the side streets of Avenida Álvaro Obregón in Roma Norte, going into the heart of CDMX with a Viator guide and seeing Tlatelolco, the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral, Church of Dan Francisco, the old synagogue in Mexico City, and Palacio de Correos (Postal Palace).
Traveling While Black: I had a wonderful experience! I had long braids during that visit and I was complimented so many times – and no one touched my hair! They wanted to know where ai was visiting from. They got extra curious and chatty when I wore anything that tipped them off that I was from the Caribbean. The rasta colours stand out. One Love.
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Mexico City was such a pleasant surprise and more – wow. This is high on my list to revisit.
Simply here’s why it was top tier:
It has history, culture, an amazing food scene, nightlife, and a deep sense of pride by its people.
Where to stay: Roma Norte (food, drinks, night fun, people-watching, architecture… you’re welcome)
Places to eat where I’d return: Nudo Negro, Lalo, Blanco Colima, Mercado Roma, La Casa de Toño and there was this great bar that was a tight squeeze and had an upstairs – the vibe omg was so good!
Treat Yo’ Self: Book a Viator walking tours – do food and places to see.
Don’t miss: Strolling up and down and around the side streets of Avenida Álvaro Obregón in Roma Norte, going into the heart of CDMX with a Viator guide and seeing Tlatelolco, the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral, Church of Dan Francisco, the old synagogue in Mexico City, and Palacio de Correos (Postal Palace).
Traveling While Black: I had a wonderful experience! I had long braids during that visit and I was complimented so many times – and no one touched my hair! They wanted to know where ai was visiting from. They got extra curious and chatty when I wore anything that tipped them off that I was from the Caribbean. The rasta colours stand out. One Love.