Mexico City (Mexico)

Participants in an Aztec festival perform Aztec spinning dance

For culture lovers, the city boasts more than 80 museums, many devoted to art, to history, and to archeological treasures. The grand avenue, Passeo de Reforma, leads to Bosque de Chapultepec, one of the world's greatest archeology museums.

Shopping is everywhere, from large stores and elegant boutiques to street vendors and bustling weekend markets with bright red awnings（凉篷,雨篷）over the stalls. Crafts from all over the country are available and range from bark paintings and beadwork to ceramics and silver. Bargaining at the markets is expected, so be ready to haggle（讨价还价）.

Hundreds of bars, discos and night clubs attract the after-hours crowd with live music, margaritas and cold bottles of Dos Equis. As in all big cities, a day in Mexico City can be a 24-hour adventure.