Mexico City Ambles
Guide to Mexico City´s lesser known neighborhoods, traditional fiestas, public art and open spaces.
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Mexico City's Sixteen Alcaldias (Boroughs)
Mexico City Metro
Making Sense of Mexico City: Architectural Hodgepo...
Mexico's History As Embodied In Mexico City
The Origins of the Azteca-Mexica | From Their Migr...
Mexico City's Original Indigenous Villages, Their Spiritual Conquest and Their Culture Today
How Mexico City Grew From an Island into a Metropolis
City of "Lost" Islands
Grandeza Mexicana: Grandeur of Mexico City
México Barroco | Baroque Art: Representing Divine Ecstasy, Evoking Awe
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Chapúltepec Woods and Paseo de la Reforma
Colonias of the Porfiriato: Neighborhoods of the Early 20th Century
Markets of Mexico City
La Viga Canal: Pathway From A Land of Lakes to One of Roadways
Mexican Revolution: Overview of Its Actors and Chapters
Mexican Muralists
About Us: Our Family of Blogs
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Wednesday, December 8, 2021
Welcome to Mexico City Ambles: Navigating the Blog
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Welcome to Mexico City Ambles! Here we seek to present "el imaginario", a vision of the city as embodied in its cityscape, publi...
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Tuesday, October 26, 2021
Mexico City's Green Spaces | Parque Masayoshi Ohira
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Today, we visit a park very near where we live in the Borough of Coyoacán. It is the Parque Masayoshi Ohira, a Japanese garden that was crea...
Tuesday, July 7, 2020
In Mexico City, the Coronavirus Is Bringing Back Thousand-Year-Old Indigenous ‘Floating Gardens’
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Atlas Obscura , June 25, 2020 | By Amanda Gokee* Business is booming for farmers who plant on man-made islands A man uses a ...
Saturday, April 18, 2020
Mexico City's Flowers
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In our ambles through the colonias, pueblos and barrios of Mexico City, we have been focused on the important buildings, primarily the or...
San Francisco Tlaltenco, Tláhuac | Carnaval of Disguises and Faces
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San Francisco Tlaltenco is one of seven originally indigenous pueblo s in the Delegación/Alcaldía of Tláuac , in southeastern Mexico City...
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