Senjuti

While this brunch spot is a little further out from the more touristy areas of Oaxaca, in the Reforma neighborhood, it's one of my favorites for being so quiet and peaceful. The ambience is very relaxing. I had their huevos ahogados, a regular fruit bowl and a grilled fruit bowl and all were heavenly.

This is my favorite brunch place in Mexico city. It's ALWAYS busy so except to wait (luckily there's a great cafe next door where you can order coffee while waiting). Their chilaquile build your own bowls are great. I had mine with steak and avocado and it's just heavenly.

Baseball field, skateboarding rink, basketball court, kids' playground, cycling path, right next to the Verdun beach and Wellington Street, beautiful views of the city and the river - this is one of my favorite parks in the city.

This is a very nice museum in the heart of the city. We visited the temporary Anne Frank exhibit and the general museum. An English audio guide was supplied as part of the ticket fee. The museum takes around 2.5-3 hours to cover (if you include the special exhibit).