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Mexico D.F., Mexico
Boating, City Park
This area was formed in the Aztec era for produce growth but now the waterways are lined with gardens and trees, as well as some ugly concrete buildings and filled with brightly coloured boats. It is a bit out the way but it is worth heading south from the centre to take a look at the explosion of colour created by the highly decorated punts in the different harbours even if a trip on the ancient canals may be beyond budget. Try the weekends if you want to see the place buzzing or go in the week for a bit of peace and quiet.
Getting There
Take Metro to Tasquena then Tren Ligero or Pasero to Xochimilco.
Price Description: Entry free, canal tour 140-300 Pesos per boat.
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