Colonia Roma .

When you go to Mexico City here some tips for Colonia Roma.

So I am writing about Mexico City and the best way to get to know the city it though its colonias. Mexico City discover colonia Roma is the topic here.

This colonia Roma is a borough or a neighborhood were many design shops, galeries, music shops, clothing brands and fancy bars and restaurants have settled themselves in. It is trendy and has been like this for a while, despite the damage due to the earthquake last September and by the end of februari 2018 again. It still attracts many foreigners , students, expats and people from the art-scene. There is lot’s of green, there ate some parts, like Parque España it is a safe borough and prices of houses here are relatively high. This might change a little bit after the earthquake.

Here some photos of colonia Roma, Mexico City .

Colored houses in Colonia Roma

Lots of green : Mexico City discovering colonia Roma

Lots of green in the streets, make it more livable

The streets of Colonia Roma.

There is lots of street-art and Fonda Fina here is a great choice for lunch!

In Colonia Roma Norte: restaurant Fonda Fina

Designer of clothes and jewelry in cooperation with native communities  : Carla Fernandéz in Colonia Roma

Music Shop in colonia Roma Norte

And before calling it a night you must try some mescals in the Clandestina!

La Clandestina , famous mezcal bar

Pizza del Perro Negro, popular pizza and rock place

Some tips for Mexico City

In the meantime I am writing a travel story about  Mexico City travel-tips for a Belgium magazine and looking back at the photos I took in different boroughs and neighborhoods, or Colonias as the Mexicans call them.

I thought it would be useful to gather some of my favorite places to visit in Mexico City. So when you visit this city you can better plan your trip. Here my Mexico City travel-tips.

One of my favorite boroughs (The city has 16) is Coyoacán, named after Coyotes. Therefore I show just some photos of this bohemian borough full of colorful houses, street-art and the always lively Jardin de Centenario. These days Coyoacán is known for the bleu house of artist Frida Kahlo, Casa Azul. She and Diego Rivera, famous painter and her husband, used to live here. As did many poets, political rebellions and writers.

Garcia Marquez had his coffee in one of the many bars back in the days and revolutionary Leon Trotski was hiding out here before he was killed. Even though this area south of the center is visited by many tourists these days, this borough will probably always have a soul because of her rich history.

Din Tai Fung in Taipei. Preparation in the kitchen of this famous restaurant in Taiwan

More images will follow soon of the latest Taiwan trip