My favorite vacation

One of my favorite vacations was two years ago, I went to Mexico City with two friends. We stayed there for 1 week. I did not remember all that we did but it was the best vacation because I spent time with friends I had not seen for many months.

 We went to the Latin American Tower but that was closed, so My friends went to buy some things while I ate at a Spanish restaurant. There I had one of the worst experiences in a restaurant. I ordered a tuna salad with french fries and a glass of water. The place was uncrowded but I had to wait 40 minutes for food. The food had an ugly taste and was very salty, it was just onion, tomato, olives and almost nothing of tuna, the freach fries were cold. My glass of water looked like it was dirty. I ate very little and did not drink the water. When I went to pay I told the cashier about the glass of water and the food but he was rude, he said that if I did not like it I could go to another restaurant next time. The service was bad and slow, the place had nothing special and was expensive, I paid about 250 pesos (in Mexico it is a lot).

The next day we visited the Ryple's Museum. It is located in a building that is like a medieval castle. There are several exhibition rooms with strange and interesting things, for example, a replica of the tallest man in the world made of wax, and one replica of the fattest, an anti-vampire case with crucifix, a dress made with human hair, a room with a miniature circus, an image of the Mona Lisa made with pieces of toasted bread, the largest teapot in the world, and other things. There is also a rotating tunnel created by an optical illusion, it is very fun but you can feel a little dizzy. Later, we went to Wax Museum, which is next to the Ripley's Museum. There are around 230 wax replicas. The museum is divided into several thematic rooms: History of Mexico, International Politics, Art, Terror, Cinema, Sport, and others. You can find replicas of popular people like presidents, singers and actors. That place scared me because I felt too many looks, like I was being watched. Most of the replicas are very realistic. Another day we visited the Chocolate Museum, it's a small place near the monument of the angel of independence.It has an exhibition of the history of chocolate and you have a room were the walls made of chocolate, I loved this room. The prices are accessible, the cost of the tickets for the wax museum and the Ripley's museum is approximately $ 240 pesos (12 dollars) for both..