Regarding the water, in Mexico City as well as many another Mexican cities, the water is potable. The problem is the water cointainers which are neglected by home owners. You can brush your teeth and put ice in your drinks, quite sure you WON'T get ill.
— Cesar, January 18, 2006

I really like the pictures, and hope someday to visit Mexico City once again, there should be more websites on MEXICO'S history!!! VIVA LA RAZA!!!
— Jose Cardenas, March 30, 2004

National Palace
I've been doing a report on the national palace and I've become to love it! I Come to this web site for answers about the national palace and its helps me a lot. well G2G buhbye! Katrina skelton 14 years old
— Katrina Skelton, February 14, 2003

Wishing
i am 15 years old and hope to some day go to Mexico City. Its a beautiful place and i hope to some day go in my travels.
— Alisha Orso, January 31, 2003

WONDERFUL
I GO TO MEXICO EVERY SUMMER, AND I LOVED CLIMBING THE PYRAMIDS OF THE SUN AND MOON, THEY ARE VERY BIG AND TALL!!!!!
— DANIELA GUTIERREZ, November 13, 2002

Very Good
This was really good and good fyi/for your information this was really good I used this for my research paper and I got A thanks to you e-mail me because I have another Mexico Project so e-mail me and give me the fyi okay thanks your fen Ms. Gabrielle Elizbeth Earle
— GabrielleElizabethEarle, May 5, 2002

These are all very familiar sites. I was born in Mexico City, was only 1 1/2 years old when my parents moved to San Antonio, Texas. Am 46 now, and last visited in 1994.... 23 years since previous visit.

Pyramid to the Sun and Moon are as I remember. Museum of Anthropology was borining when it first opened! Did you know, when they "unearthed" the statue of "TLALOC", it was some 70 miles away from Mexico City. They had to build a special truck to carry him, it had 72 wheels on it. I know, I have the documentation to prove it.

This truck was so wide that they had to tare down telephone poles for it to reach the city.

Cant recall, how long it took to transport. Here is the NEAT part..... It rained EVERY day!!!!!!!

TLALOC, was the Aztec God of "RAIN"!!!!!!!!
— charlie marin, March 21, 2002

I've visited a friend in Mexico for Christmas last year, and we went to many different places. When I was looking at the pictures here now, it all seemed so familiar to me. Very nice to see it again! And the pictures are very good!
— Elke, March 2, 2002

I've visited a friend in Mexico for Christmas last year, and we went to many different places. When I was looking at the pictures here now, it all seemed so familiar to me. Very nice to see it again! And the pictures are very good!
— Elke, March 2, 2002

It is always so nice to hear that people that visit Mexico go with a little bit of apprehension and then they find out that there was not much to worry about going down there. I love Mexico and each time I see pictures of my country, I become humbly proud that others also appreciate it. Thanks for sharing!
— Estrella Rode M., December 7, 2001

It's been a pleasure viewing your travel sites. Please add more photographs, more articles and more fun into our lives!
— Mike, December 4, 2001

Dear Mr. Shoben
I SURELY agree with you on all the things you said in your introductory 'coz I travelled Mex. from Tijuana & all the way down to Guatemala yet not once did I suffer diarrhea nor found the air pollution as bad as how it's depicted in the guidebooks. Also, such a GREAT place for a cheap price! And indeed, Mex. city is the BIGGEST city in the world. ( New York & Buenos Aires comes in next.) Thanks for sharing such wonderful pics. They reminded me of my trip there back then.
— Gentle Lugtu [Eltneg], December 2, 2001