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What could be more honeymoony than a spa day? Just a few blocks from our hotel is this lovely spa, where we'll indulge in a couples massage and unlimited access to their pool, sauna, steam room, and hot tubs for a relaxing break from the busy city. www.spamarquis.com

We're flying to Mexico City!

This plant-laden apartment is in the middle of the coolest neighborhood and is going to be our home base for our stay in Mexico City.

Casa Azul is the childhood home of Frida Kahlo and is the place she learned to paint after being bedridden from a bus accident. Kahlo also died in the home, and in 1958 her husband, Diego Rivera, donated it to be turned into a museum dedicated to her life and works. We love Frida Kahlo and are excited to visit her historic home!

Transportation while we explore this town in cabs, Ubers, trains, and who knows, maybe a gondola!

It is often compared to New York's Central Park, but at more than 1,600 acres, Bosque Chapultepec is double in size and, some would argue, offers far more to keep visitors entertained. We'll be staying just a few blocks from here, and can't wait to explore it and have a picnic!

Pujol is a Mexican restaurant named by Wall Street Journal as the best in Mexico City, and ranked 17th best restaurant in the world by Restaurant magazine in 2013. Pujol’s signature is the Mole Madre, Mole Nuevo: a plate with a perfect circle of fresh mole sauce encased in an outer layer of mole that has been aged for more than 1,000 days. The contrasting flavors of the two moles make for a fascinating delve into the magic of Mexican cuisine. We've gotta try this place. www.pujol.com.mx/en

La Bodega has everything and more of what you would expect to find in cosmopolitan La Condesa (the neighborhood we're staying in): authentic Mexican cuisine, traditional Cuban music, and an alternative scene with a touch of bohemia. http://www.labodega.rest/

There's an 18th century castle atop a hill in the middle of the immense park Bosque de Chapultapec, which is right near where we'll be staying. We'd like to explore this beautiful and historic landmark!

This popular bar is on the roof of a hotel near where we are staying, and it offers one of the best views of Mexico City alongside a plethora of delicacies and drinks. We're all about delicacies and drinks. www.condesadf.com/restaurant.html

Nestled beside Parque España, one of Condesa’s most famous parks, this restaurant features a menu that promises to make us rethink what contemporary Mexican food is all about. Beautifully symmetric and colorful, each plate out of Quintonil-born chef Leslie Ramos’s kitchen brings the flavors of Mexico’s central states to the table. www.pehua.mx

Mediterranean food in Mexico? Are we crazy? Yes, we are. Located in the heart of Colonia Roma, in a house from the 1920s, Mia Domenicca was born, a space created to captivate diners with a Mediterranean-inspired product kitchen. http://miadomenicca.mx/

Calm, comfortable surroundings, and modern dishes spiked with Mexican flavors. This place rotates their menu with the seasons, so our visit in mid March will hopefully give us the best of both winter and spring. temporalrestaurante.com

Located in a building designed by the celebrated Mexican architect Luis Barragán in 1939, the restaurant Bonito Popfood aims to maintain the original ambiance of the place. With a beautiful internal garden at the heart of the restaurant, several private rooms and a terrace, the atmosphere of Bonito Popfood is simply divine. Leader Ramón Orraca invented a whole new concept within gastronomy – called ‘popfood’ – which is exclusive to the restaurant.

The Pyramid of the Sun is the largest building in Teotihuacan, believed to have been constructed about 200 CE, and one of the largest in Mesoamerica. We're going to climb around on that ancient monolith and many more on our archeological excursion.