Mexico City V: Roma, Condesa, Av Reforma

On our last day, we had no fixed plans, but only walked around the trendy neighborhoods of Roma and Condesa. This is where many expats live and where cool restaurants and cafés abound. While not as busy as expected (I guess it only gets busy after dark), we were surprised by the number of parks and the number of trees in the streets. Mexico City (at least the areas we saw) really is by far the greenest city we've ever been to - not at all what we expected.
Since we still had some time left before we needed to head to the airport, we took an Uber to the plaza de le revolución with its famous monument and then walked back down Avenida de la reforma, the main street that we had already passed many times but never had taken the time for to explore. Many statues, monuments but also protest camps that gave an overview about the diversity of Mexican culture.
Then it was time to say goodbye and head to the airport for the flight back to Germany.Les mer