Day 4 - Centro Histórico
Day 4 Stats
Eat
Juice Stop: freshly made juices at Plaza de San Juan ($5)
Lunch: McDonalds (it's always interesting to see how McDonalds is different in different countries but this wasn't much different than the US) ($24)
Snack: El Moro for more churros (I'm hooked on the churros and cajeta(goat milk caramel)) ($10)
Dinner: Azulisimo - good upscale Mexican cuisine ($225)
Do
Shopping at Mercado de Artesanias
Explore the Centro Historic district
Templo Mayor Museum ($4.50/person)
Getting Around
Uber to: Mercado de Artesanias ($11)
Uber Azulisimo to Condesa ($12)
Walk: 12,840 steps/5.2 miles
Day 4 Itinerary - Centro Historico
Mercado de Artesanias
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Palacio de Bellas Artes & Palacio Postal
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Av Francisco I Madero, Zocalo, & Metropolitan Cathedral
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El Templo Mayor
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Dinner
We tried walking in to Azul Historico without reservations but they were full. After telling that there's a table at their sister restaurant, Azulisimo, a staff member actually walked us 3 blocks to the other restuarant. It was beautiful inside and the food was very good. I had to try the Guacamole with Chicharron. Filipino chicharron is simply fried pork skin. This dish included huge fried pork skins in a bowl of guacamole. Delicious.
