We stayed in a beautiful boutique hotel. The kitchen staff served us breakfast each morning: freshly squeezed orange juice, hot coffee, flaky pastries, and huevos rancheros. We spent the first day paseando por las calles. Jacaranda trees with violet flowers filled the streets, which were lined with restaurants, small tables spilling out onto the sidewalks. Friendly people smiled and laughed. We walked down Avenida Álvaro Obregón. It’s one of the oldest avenues in all of CDMX dating back to the 18th century. The Art Deco street lamps and classical fountains made it look like a museum. We shopped at stores selling vintage clothing, art, and literature. Markets sold colorful fruits: papayas, mangos, bananas. The neighborhood was decorated for Día de Muertos. Alters and offerings honored and remembered those who have passed away.
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