The fabled Mexico, where the American youth invades in thousands, lured in by cheap thrills and even cheaper tequila. At the same time, its own citizens wish they could swap places with them while risking their lives trying to cross the border. Mexico City, now officially known as Ciudad de México (or CDMX), is the financial and cultural powerhouse of the county. The city is quite the sight, built in the 16th century by the conquistadors upon a foundation of a slaughtered nation. Zócalo is the main square in the capital; it is also where the temples of Tenochtitlan once towered over an island in the middle of a shallow lake. Those unsteady grounds are the reason why so many old buildings in Mexico City are slanted, not unlike the Pisa Tower. Remains of a recently discovered Mayan Temple ...