Our Lady of Guadalupe’s image left on a cactus cloth. It was the only time I had viewed a painting from a travelator. That’s one way to keep people moving.
The new and the old Our Lady of Guadalupe Cathedrals in Mexico City. The original one was built because, as I see it, an enterprising local was sick of walking all the way into town to go to church so saw Guadalupe and they hatched a plan to get one built closer to home. It has a charming, I’m slowly sinking in some areas and the chandeliers hang on an angle.
Teotihuacan, Mexico City.
This was our fitness day. The amount of stairs we climbed didn’t rival Peru, but the height of the individual steps were challenging.
C’mon, everyone needs one of those photos
Teotihuacan, Mexico City.
Interestingly, the dotty mortar in between the stones has been used to show which parts have been rebuilt in modern times. The paint here is original.
Tlatelolco in the Plaza of Three Cultures, Mexico City.
Graffiti artist mural honors brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer. view more.
Reblogged from DAILY UPDATES.
The most colourful museum I have ever been to with the best shop that I could have spent all my trip money in (and maybe Frank’s).Museo de Arte Popular, Mexico City.
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