Capital that Never Sleeps

   Capital of Mexico Mexico City conducts the history since XIV century when the Aztecs tribes lodged here for the first time. Officially the city was founded by conquistadors on the coast of the Teskoko Lake in 1525. Today Mexico represents the third on size megapolis of the world, being the house for almost twenty million residents. As well as all megapolis, this city is similar to a huge colourful panel of a mosaic. It seems as if these fragments were a part of absolutely different cultures and epoch, however in Mexico City they are tightly bound.
   In one moment being in an old wine cellar you will drown in species of tequila, and the next moment you might already dance all night long on a roof of a magnificent building under modern rhythms of the World`s leading Djs.
   In the morning you enjoy the unpretentious breakfast bought on a street corner – a corn flat cake stuffed with farce and Chile pepper wrapped up in corn leaves, or enjoy fusion style kitchen in one of elite restaurants of the Polanko area at night. It goes from the history of this city.
   In the afternoon you can share sincere tortures and sufferings of the greatest artist Frida Kalo being in her house-museum or in many other museums exhibiting her pieces of arts, and later on become a witness of a physical pain of the fighters dressed in masks and acting on arena in the city centre. And all of it is Mexico City where the past and the present intertwined and exist only together.
   The images of the capital does not deprived of dark spots, but the present millennium turned page in the history of this city. It does not move towards apocalypse any more, but it waits for its new Renaissance.

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