Mexico City for the Ladies.

Gwynne Teass

This is a 4 day plan for a couple of best friends in their early 40s ladies to take in the wonderful Mexico City.

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Day 1 - Wednesday

Wardrobe Mood Board

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Everyone arrives in the afternoon and evening. Settle into hotel.

Sleep - Condesa DF

Hotel CondesaDF

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https://condesadf.com/en/

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Walk around Roma Norte

Vintage Hoe

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Goodbye Folk Vintage Boutique

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Eat - dinner

Maximo

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Go here!!!

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Day 2 - Thursday (ERINS BDAY)

Wake up, hydrate, the elevation is higher than Denver. Wear: t-shirt with light jacket, wide legged jeans and comfortable shoes.

Eat - breakfast

CAFÉ NEGRO

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Jardín Centenario

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Frida Kahlo Museum

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I am slightly obsessed with this artist, so I’d be happy to go on my own if nobody else wants to

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Xochimilco and Mexican Fiesta

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XOCHIMILCO

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Blanco Colima

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Dancing

Mama Rumba

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Departamento

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Amazing cocktails three story bar

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Day 2 - Friday

Eat - breakfast

Panadería Rosetta

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Breakfast

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Chapultepec Castle

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Give yourself at least two hours. and wear comfortable shoes

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Eat - lunch

Taquería Orinoco

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Killer tacos definitely local special

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Lardo

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Lunch

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Do -

Siclo El Parian

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Parque México

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The quiet and shady walkway gives you a great viewpoint of Art Deco buildings, quirky boutiques and sidewalk cafes on both sides. We call it "Art Deco ring" now, instead of Amsterdam ring.

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Xinú Perfumes

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a stunning ethnobotanical perfume store in a beautiful lab-like setting with six unisex perfumes to try. They use high quality raw ingredients from Latin American flowers and plants.

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Churrería El Moro

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Churros and hot chocolate

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Eat - dinner

Yemanyá

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Dinner - seafood

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Café de Nadie

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this cocktail bar located on a quiet side street in Roma Norte played some of the best tunes we heard in the city, thanks to the owners' collection of over 1500 vinyl records. The bar has a fun atmosphere, where people shift around tables to talk to others and where a spontaneous dance wouldn’t be out of the ordinary. Trust us, you'll be shazamming songs all night

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Day four

Eat - dinner

Botánico

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Made dinner reservations

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Parking LOT

Gin Gin Condesa

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Plaza San Jacinto

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Plaza San Jacinto and Plaza Tenanitla, hundreds of stalls set up on the cobblestone streets to sell traditional handicrafts, art, jewelry, and houseware

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Jumex

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Step inside the peculiar shaped concrete cube by architect David Chipperfield to discover contemporary art from notable artists like Damien Hurst and Andy Warhol. Museuo Jumex has changing exhibitions and best of all, it's free!

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