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Unearth the Mysteries of the Templo Mayor in Mexico City

Templo Mayor with the Cathedral in the background

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As explorers, we crave experiences that transport us through time and immerse us in the rich tapestry of history. Mexico City’s Templo Mayor is a portal to the ancient Aztec civilization, inviting us to unearth the mysteries of a culture that once reigned supreme. Before indulging in the city’s mouthwatering culinary delights on our food tour, we stepped back in time and explored the ancient civilization at the Templo Mayor.

Nestled in the heart of Mexico City’s bustling streets, the Templo Mayor stands as a testament to the ingenuity and resilience of the Aztec people. This awe-inspiring complex, once the epicenter of their empire, was meticulously constructed in concentric layers, each representing a phase of expansion and renewal. As you wander through the excavated ruins, you’ll be transported back to a time when the Aztecs paid homage to their deities through intricate rituals and ceremonies.

Piedra del Sol

Piedra del Sol

Imagine the echoes of ancient chants resonating through the temple’s chambers as you tread upon the same stones that witnessed the rise and fall of an empire. The iconic Piedra del Sol, or the Sun Stone, is a highlight, its intricate carvings depicting the Aztecs’ complex cosmological beliefs. Venture deeper into the museum, and you’ll uncover a trove of artifacts, from exquisite jewelry to sacrificial knives, each piece a window into the sophisticated culture of the Aztecs.

As you explore the Templo Mayor, you’ll witness the fascinating fusion of cultures that occurred when the Spanish conquistadors arrived. The juxtaposition of Aztec and Spanish architectural elements serves as a poignant reminder of the clash and eventual merging of two vastly different worlds. This fusion is not only visible in the remnants of the temple but also in the vibrant tapestry of modern-day Mexico City, where ancient traditions coexist harmoniously with contemporary influences.

Steps of the Templo Mayor

The Templo Mayor is more than just a historical site; it’s a living embodiment of the resilience and enduring spirit of the Aztec people. As you emerge from this archaeological wonder, you’ll carry with you a newfound appreciation for the rich cultural heritage that has shaped the Mexico City we know today. Emboldened by this immersive experience, we were ready to embark on our food tour, savoring the flavors that have been passed down through generations, each bite a celebration of the city’s diverse and captivating history. If you are planning to visit Templo Mayor, consider booking a private guide to get a better understanding of the site and the Mexica people who inhabited it.

Thanks for stopping by! Check out the Uncovering Mexico City Trip Report to read more about our time in Mexico City. Check out our Go See Do Explore Podcast, available wherever you listen to podcasts. To read about some of our previous trips, visit my Trips Page. If you like my photos be sure to “like” my Facebook Page and follow me on Instagram! For my list of gadgets to make your travels easier, click here. To see inside my camera bag, check out my Gear Page.

Uncovering Mexico City

Us in teotihuacan

Us in teotihuacan

Mexico City, with its history, cuisine, and energy, excited us as we arrived. We were eager to explore the city and discover the personal connections we would encounter. Please read below for a recap of our adventures and a preview of the trip recap to come!

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Day 3:

  • Teotihuacan

Day 4:

  • Diego Rivera Museum
  • Palacio Bellas Artes

Day 5:

Day 6:

  • Roma & Condessa Walking Tour
  • Cooking Class in San Angel with Lucia

Day 7:

  • Xochimilco Sunrise Kayak Tour
  • Museo Frida Kahlo y Cayoacan Market

Day 8:

  • Anthropology Museum and Chapultepec Castle Tour
  • Paddled a Swan Boat in Chapultepec Park

Day 9:

  • Go home

That is an overview of what is to come in the recap of this wonderful trip to Mexico City. Be sure to check back next week to read more!

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Top 10 Things to Do in Detroit

Top 10 Things to do in Detroit

Detroit has risen from its gritty past to become a thriving hub of culture, history, and adventure. From world-class museums to revitalized neighborhoods, this resilient city offers a kaleidoscope of unforgettable experiences. Join us as we uncover the top 10 unmissable things to do in Detroit – a city that will leave you inspired and craving more.

#1: Visit the Motown Museum
Kick off your Detroit adventure at the Motown Museum, a sacred ground for music lovers. Step into the hallowed halls of Hitsville U.S.A., where legends like The Temptations, The Supremes, and Marvin Gaye recorded their timeless hits. Sing your heart out in the famous Studio A, and let the soul-stirring melodies transport you back in time.

#2 Explore Belle Isle Park
Escape the city’s hustle and bustle at Belle Isle Park, a 982-acre island jewel designed by the renowned Frederick Law Olmsted. Explore the park’s diverse landscapes, from manicured gardens to rugged nature trails. Don’t miss the marble lighthouse, the oldest on the Detroit River, or the chance to kayak along the tranquil waterways.

#3 The Detroit Institute of Arts
Immerse yourself in a world of artistic brilliance at the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA). Marvel at the awe-inspiring Detroit Industry Murals by Diego Rivera, a powerful depiction of the city’s industrial might. From ancient artifacts to contemporary installations, the DIA’s vast collection will leave you spellbound.

#4 Explore the historic architecture
Detroit’s skyline is a testament to its rich architectural heritage. Embark on a historic building tour to uncover gems like the Guardian Building, a striking example of Aztec Art Deco, and the ornate Fisher Building, adorned with golden details. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the recently reopened Michigan Central Station, a symbol of Detroit’s renaissance.

#5: Ride the People Mover
For a unique perspective on the city, hop aboard the Detroit People Mover, an elevated rail system that offers a quirky and convenient way to explore downtown. This 20th-century urban transit oddity will delight you with its quirky charm and provide a bird’s-eye view of the city’s vibrant streetscape.

#6: See a show Photo Credit to TheKarenD on Flickr
Detroit’s theater scene is a true showstopper. From the opulent Fox Theatre (above) to the elegant Masonic Temple, these historic venues offer a feast for the senses. Whether you’re catching a Broadway show, a symphony performance, or a comedy act, the ornate interiors will transport you to a bygone era of glamour.

#7 Cheer on the Home Team
Immerse yourself in the electric atmosphere of Detroit’s sports scene by catching a game at one of the city’s iconic venues. Cheer on the Red Wings at Little Caesars Arena, a modern marvel inspired by the designs of Albert Kahn, or join the roaring crowds at Comerica Park to root for the Tigers.

#8: Explore African American History
Delve into the rich tapestry of African American history at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History. This powerful museum takes you on a journey through centuries of struggle, triumph, and cultural influence, leaving you with a deeper appreciation for the resilience and contributions of the African American community.

#9: Experience Mexicantown Photo Credit to rogerjfrank on Flickr
Satisfy your cravings for authentic Mexican cuisine in the vibrant neighborhood of Mexican Town. Explore colorful markets, indulge in mouthwatering tacos and enchiladas, and soak in the lively atmosphere that makes this area a true gem in Detroit’s culinary landscape.

#10: Enjoy the Riverfront
Conclude your Detroit adventure by strolling along the revitalized riverfront, a scenic stretch that offers stunning views of the Detroit River and the Ambassador Bridge. Take a leisurely stroll, rent a bike, or simply find a cozy spot to watch the sunset, reflecting on the city’s rich tapestry of experiences.

Detroit is a city that defies expectations, offering a captivating blend of history, culture, and urban adventure. From the soulful beats of Motown to the awe-inspiring architectural wonders, this resilient metropolis will leave an indelible mark on your heart and soul. So, pack your sense of adventure and get ready to experience the best of Detroit – a city that never fails to surprise and inspire.

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First Timer’s Guide to Old San Juan

Old San Juan from the fort

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Nestled along the shimmering shores of the Caribbean, Old San Juan captivates visitors with its rich history, colorful architecture, and lively spirit. As you wander the blue cobblestone streets, you’ll be transported to a time when Spanish conquistadors roamed and pirates lurked offshore. This iconic neighborhood is the oldest European-established settlement in the United States, brimming with adventure around every corner.

San Juan National Historic Site

No visit to Old San Juan is complete without exploring the imposing fortresses that once guarded this strategic port. The formidable Castillo San Felipe del Morro looms over the entrance to the bay, its thick stone walls and sentry boxes evoking tales of battle and bravery. Stroll along the grassy fields as you gaze out over the crashing waves below. At Castillo San Cristóbal, you can wander through a veritable labyrinth of tunnels, ramps, and outcroppings that offered a stalwart defense. Both forts are now overseen by the National Park Service, offering a captivating glimpse into Puerto Rico’s storied past.

Cat of El Morro

As you explore, be sure to follow the enchanting Paseo del Morro, a path hugging the northern coastline. Here, you’ll discover a colony of friendly feral cats (left) cared for by the nonprofit Save a Gato. These whiskered locals lounge in the tropical sun, adding an extra dose of charm to your stroll. At Christmas, the nearby Paseo de la Princesa dazzles with a festive light display, transforming the historic avenue into a twinkling wonderland.

Christmas Lights at the Fortaleza

One of the greatest joys of Old San Juan is simply wandering its energetic streets and absorbing the vibrant culture. Colorful colonial buildings adorned with wrought-iron balconies line the narrow lanes, housing chic boutiques, art galleries, and lively restaurants. Calle Fortaleza is a frequent selfie-stop with colorful umbrellas throughout the year and a light display at Christmas (right). Stop for a refreshing piragua (Puerto Rican shaved ice) from a street vendor or indulge in a fruity popsicle from Señor Paleta. As evening falls, the city takes on a magical air as locals and visitors alike gather for drinks, dancing, and lively conversation.

Old San Juan’s diverse culinary scene will delight any foodie. Savor classic Puerto Rican dishes like mofongo (mashed plantains) and lechón asado (spit-roasted pork) or venture beyond to experience the city’s international flavors. Sip velvety hot chocolate concoctions at Chocobar Cortes, a charming cafe devoted to the cacao bean. For an authentic Old San Juan breakfast, join the locals at Cafeteria Mallorca for a delectable mallorca sandwich – a sweet, buttery bread stuffed with savory fillings.

Streets of Old San Juan

While captivating, Old San Juan can pose some challenges for visitors. The narrow streets were built centuries before cars, so driving is not recommended. Instead, park your rental car and explore on foot or use rideshares to easily navigate the area. Hotel El Colonial is our favorite place to stay in the historic city but the most iconic hotel in the city is probably Hotel El Convento, located in the old convent and across the street from the Cathedral. Visitors need to be prepared for occasional power outages, a lingering effect from Hurricane Maria. To avoid crowds, plan your visit during slower cruise ship seasons or maximize your mornings and evenings when the streets are less congested.

Whether you’re seeking history, cuisine, culture or simply soaking up the laidback island vibe, Old San Juan promises an extraordinary experience. As a U.S. territory, Puerto Rico offers hassle-free travel for Americans while delivering the exotic allure of the Caribbean. So pack your sense of adventure and get ready to be swept away by the charms of this ancient, sun-drenched city where past and present intertwine in unforgettable ways.

Across the bay from la Fortaleza

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Michigan Central Station Resurrected

Michigan Central Station

Imagine a colossal abandoned train station, ravaged by time and neglect, its grandeur fading with every passing year. In 2009, the city council voted to tear it down but didn’t have the funds to do so. Now picture this crumbling relic meticulously resurrected, its glory days rekindled through an audacious feat of restoration. This is the remarkable story of Detroit’s Michigan Central Station, an iconic landmark that has undergone an astonishing revival, breathing new life into the city’s heart.

As you approach the station, its sheer magnitude overwhelms the senses. Soaring stories high, this architectural behemoth was once the “Ellis Island of Michigan,” welcoming countless immigrants seeking their American dream. After decades of desolation, the Ford Motor Company embarked on an ambitious mission to resurrect this symbol of Detroit’s resilience.

The walk to the train station

The restoration process was a labor of love, with no expense spared in pursuit of authenticity. From sourcing limestone from a quarry that had been abandoned for years to flying in master woodcarvers from Europe, every detail was painstakingly recreated to honor the station’s original splendor. The result is a breathtaking fusion of past and present, a testament to the power of perseverance and community pride.

As you step inside, the grandeur of the main concourse envelops you, its vaulted ceilings adorned with intricate carvings and fixtures that defy the ravages of time. The attention to detail is staggering, with engineers meticulously recreating every aspect of the station’s former glory. It’s a living museum that invites you to immerse yourself in Detroit’s rich history while marveling at the city’s renaissance.

Train Station Interior

But Michigan Central Station is more than just a relic of the past; it’s a symbol of hope and renewal. Ford’s vision extends beyond mere restoration, as the upper floors will house cutting-edge research and development facilities, fostering innovation in electric vehicles and autonomous mobility. The station’s rebirth represents a commitment to shaping the future while honoring the past, a harmonious blend of progress and preservation.

Visiting Michigan Central Station is a profound experience, a journey through time that awakens a sense of wonder and inspiration. As you wander its halls, you can’t help but be moved by the resilience of a city that refused to surrender to decay. Detroit’s renaissance is embodied in this architectural marvel, a testament to the power of vision, perseverance, and a deep-rooted love for one’s community.

Nothing Stops Detroit

So, fellow adventurers, add this extraordinary destination to your must-visit list. Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring transformation of Michigan Central Station, and let its story ignite your own passion for exploration and discovery. In the heart of Detroit, a phoenix has risen from the ashes, beckoning you to witness the rebirth of a city that refuses to be defined by its struggles, but rather by its unwavering spirit and boundless potential. Maybe one day Michigan Central will welcome train passengers again. Only time will tell.

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Wordless Wednesday: Doge’s Palace

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Wordless Wednesday: Duomo Doors

Duomo Doors

Exploring the Art and History of Florence

Florence at Night

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The city of Florence casts an enchanting spell from the moment you arrive. As we strolled through the charming Oltrarno neighborhood, our home base for a few blissful days, the Renaissance romance of this Tuscan jewel enveloped us. With its winding cobblestone lanes, vibrant piazzas, and architectural masterpieces around every corner, Florence beckons you to embrace la dolce vita and lose yourself in her timeless beauty.

Uffizi Gallery

No visit to Florence is complete without paying homage to her unparalleled artistic legacy. We started at the world-renowned Uffizi Gallery, a treasure trove of Renaissance art housed in the former offices of the powerful Medici family. Tuesdays offer a unique opportunity – the gallery remains open until 10 pm, allowing you to savor the masterpieces in relative tranquility as the crowds dwindle.

Michaelango's DavidNext, we experienced the awe-inspiring presence of Michelangelo’s David at the compact Accademia Gallery. Though photos cannot prepare you for the sculpture’s sheer monumentality, a guided tour provides invaluable context, enriching your appreciation for this Renaissance icon. Book your guided tour of the Accademia on Viator! Florence’s crown jewel is undoubtedly the magnificent Duomo complex. We marveled at the intricate marble facades, the famous baptistery doors, and the cavernous interior adorned with breathtaking frescoes. While the dome climb offers rewarding panoramic vistas, the experience of simply standing beneath Brunelleschi’s masterpiece is humbling enough.

Frescoes in Florence's Duomo

For a different perspective, we trekked up to the Piazzale Michelangelo at sunset (top). This hilltop piazza rewards with sweeping views of Florence’s famed terracotta rooftops and the iconic Duomo, providing the perfect vantage point to bid “arrivederci” to this enchanting city.

Duomo Complex

In between immersing ourselves in art and history, we indulged in Florence’s celebrated cuisine. The hearty ribollita soup, luscious wild boar ragù over pappardelle, and the legendary bistecca alla Fiorentina (enormous T-bone steak) left us utterly sated. Be sure to sample the unsalted Tuscan bread – a quirky tradition born from historic salt conflicts – and the vin santo dessert wine with almond cookies for dipping.

While Florence’s cultural riches are endless, her true charm lies in wandering aimlessly, getting delightfully lost amid her captivating Renaissance splendor. As the famous quote reminds us, “He who goes to Florence and does not see the Duomo, does not see Florence.” But those who embrace the city’s enchanting rhythm will experience the very essence of Tuscan magic.

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Day trip to Pompeii

Pompeii with Vesuvius towering in the background

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Peering into the haunting plaster casts of Pompeii’s tragic victims is like glimpsing into a grim snapshot of the past. In an instant, the thriving Roman city was silenced beneath a hellish blanket of ash and pumice when Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD. As we wandered the archaeological ruins on our second day in Naples, the weight of this catastrophic event hung heavy in the air.

Yet amidst the somber reminders, Pompeii stands as a remarkable open-air museum, offering an unparalleled look into ancient daily life. Unlike other archaeological sites that morphed over time, Pompeii’s final hours were frozen in place, perfectly preserved until its rediscovery centuries later. Each building, cobblestone street, and household artifact paints a vivid picture of 1st century Roman culture.

Our archeologist guide regaled us with fascinating insights as we navigated Pompeii’s excavated ruins. Contrary to popular belief, the city wasn’t buried in molten lava but rather entombed in a thick blanket of volcanic debris. This allowed the remarkably intact structures and artworks to be gradually uncovered once rediscovered in the 1700s.

Pillars remain standing in Pompeii

We learned that Pompeii’s early excavators rearranged and reconstructed unearthed structures – an approach that gave birth to modern archaeological principles. As we admired the reconstructed columns and frescoes, our guide pointed out which elements remained in their original positions and which they believe had been restored over time.

One of Pompeii’s most impressive engineering feats was its sophisticated plumbing system. The Ancient Romans had ingeniously constructed underground lead pipes to supply fresh water to the people. In fact, the very word “plumbing” derives from the Latin word “plumbum” for lead. Tragically, the Romans remained oblivious to the toxic effects of lead exposure. Our guide solemnly noted that with an average lifespan of 35 years, most Pompeii residents didn’t live long enough to suffer the consequences of lead poisoning.

If you’re planning your own pilgrimage to this frozen-in-time city, pack sunscreen, a hat, and a water bottle. The sprawling ruins offer little respite from the scorching Italian sun. We made the mistake of purchasing overpriced novelty hats outside the entrance and quickly regretted not preparing better. There is plenty of non-lead poisoned water flowing through the ancient city.

Historic writings show insight into ancient Latin

To avoid the hassles of the crowded Circumvesuviana train, we opted for the modern and air-conditioned Trenitalia regional rail from Naples to the Pompei Santuario station. From there, it was a short bus transfer and brief walk to the ruins’ entrance – all for around €9 per person. This affordable and comfortable route allowed us to bypass the train’s reputation for pickpockets while traveling in a modern, air-conditioned train.

As we begrudgingly tore ourselves away, I found myself longing to explore nearby Herculaneum – another tragic victim of Vesuvius’ wrath that very same day. Unlike Pompeii’s haunting plaster casts, Herculaneum’s denser entombment left more skeletal remains and artwork intact. But after the morning in Pompeii’s brutal sun, we needed a break. We will have to explore Herculaneum on a future trip to southern Italy!

If you would like to explore Pompeii during your time in Italy, I highly recommend a guided tour. The site is massive and there is so much to see, having an expert show you where to look is very helpful. You like history as much as I do, a tour with an archaeologist adds so much more information to your visit!

Flowering trees in Pompeii Archeaological Park

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One Day in Naples

Looking out over Naples at Sunset

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The rumbling metro, the chaotic streets, the aroma of sizzling pizza dough – Naples grabs you from the moment you arrive and doesn’t let go. This boisterous city lives life at its own frenetic pace, daring you to get swept up in the beautiful madness of it all. And that’s exactly what we did on our latest Italian adventure.

After dropping our bags at the Airbnb in Naples’ historic Spanish Quarter, we hit the streets for a free walking tour. Our local guide warned us – Naples proudly pushes back against Italy’s love of rules and order. As we wove through the jam-packed lanes of the city center, dodging Vespas and trying not to get separated, we saw exactly what he meant. This place has an infectious, slightly anarchic energy that gets under your skin in the best way.

Inside the Church of Gesù Nuovo

Inside the Church of Gesù Nuovo

The tour took us to a fascinating juxtaposition of two churches. Separated by the Piazza del Gesù Nuovo, the Gothic and Baroque buildings are a study in contrasts. One is starkly unadorned while the other is an exquisitely ornate, active house of worship. We couldn’t resist joining the flow of tourists shaking the hand of the iconic statue of the local doctor who cured so many Neapolitans. Even during Mass, the church hums with life and visitor foot traffic. It’s a place of faith, history, and openness all intertwined.

But you can’t visit Naples without indulging in the food – specifically, the pizza. In a private class, a chef named Danielle taught us the ins and outs of making an authentic Neapolitan pie. We learned to masterfully stretch and toss the dough, creating perfect, pillowy discs for baking in blistering hot wood-fired ovens. The pride Danielle took in his craft was contagious as we watched our margherita pizzas emerge, the crust tantalizingly charred with those coveted leopard spots. You can book your own Neapolitan Pizza Class here!

My Neapolitan Pizza!

My Neapolitan Pizza!

The real revelation, though, came in the form of the appetizers – a simple bruschetta made with local San Marzano tomatoes grown in the fertile volcanic soil of Mount Vesuvius, and a plate of piping hot zeppole, fried dough puffs that put doughnuts to shame. We happily devoured both while sipping cold beverages and chatting with our new pizza-making friends.

If you find yourself in Naples, be sure to indulge in a cuoppo – a paper cone overflowing with an assortment of tiny fried delicacies. Ours was filled with bite-sized rice balls, fried dough puffs, mini arancini, and other molten treats that defied description but delighted every taste bud. It’s the perfect street food for fueling you through Naples’ chaotic charm.

Naples at sunset

Naples may be rough around the edges, but that’s exactly what makes it so vibrant and unforgettable. It’s a city that lives life to the fullest, that celebrates simple pleasures like amazing food and good company. So go ahead and get swept up in the beautiful pandemonium – you may leave a little disheveled, but oh so satisfied.

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