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A walk through Mexico City
After a tour of Mexico City, I stop at a well-known coffee shop in the area: Cafeteria Don Porfirio, with a beautiful view on your balcony directly to the National Museum of Fine Arts. From this height you can see the beautiful view of the city.
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Originally known as the Museum of Plastic Arts (1934), this enormous construction was the quintessential site dedicated to all the regional artistic activities of the country. We can find in its decorated walls and murals painted by Diego Rivera himself.
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Panoramic of the Mexico City Center.
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While enjoying the view, I recommend one of these drinks prepared in the Don Porfirio coffee shop. Delicious!
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Front view of the National Museum of Fine Arts
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A great impression of your walk. Never was there, but sure looks like a place I need to visit.
Thanks for write! I think you'll not regret visiting Mexico City. It has many places to spend pleasant moments.
I will keep that in mind