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Mexico City Turibus

Newest Review: ... on is Plaza Madrid (4) where you can switch to the south route which will take you to Coyoacan and San Angel, two oft visited neighbourhoods about 30 mins to the south. This stop is still in Condesa, so the aforementioned shops and eateries are still close at hand. The LAMM Cultural Centre (5) is your next stop, located in the Roma neighbourhood, but there's little near here to visit, and though the architecture is interesting in places, you can admire this from your seat on the bus. If you do disembark, I would recommend heading to Los Bisquets de Obregon on Alvaro Obregon street, to try a previously-reviewed continued obsession of mine. T... more

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Mexico City Turibus: Enjoy The Fresh Air of Smog City (2358 words)
by - written on 12/06/09 (Very useful, 131 readings)
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Normal busses don't exist in Mexico City. Instead we are shuttled from place to place by the underground Metro or in rickety mini busses, owned and operated by individuals, but which roughly follow a common route. If you do happen to see a big red bus in Mexico, it means only one thing: the Turibus. "I'm not a tourist, I live here," is not just a slogan on a badge my mother once owned, it's the truth. I have been in Mexico for over a year now, and Mexico City for 11 months. However, when my mother came to visit she ended up with a free ticket for the Turibus and, unable to use it during her stay, left it for me. Last weekend, with nothing better to ... Read the complete review

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