Everybody says Mexico City is an extremly dangerous city, but from my experience I can tell you, that as long as you don't run around in expensive clothes and shoes without any jewelry, noboy will do you any harm. Actually it's the opposite: Mexicans are warm hearted people how are very proud of their country, and especially of Mexico City, and like to share their knowledge of it with everybody!

Very important to see, besides the usual things you can read in every guide, are the different markets in different parts of the town (especially the "TEPITO" market. Also very interesting are the little Taco Bars in the streets. Don't think about what to eat. Just eat and then ask!

1. dont get lost on the subway
2. watch your back

Rialto Is A City In the Inland Empire, a city filled with gangs drugs and a lot of mixes of different races. Party's every weekend fill this city with ambiance.
Bring Protection when ever visiting IE.

10 am every Thursday July 1 to August 22. Meet at the Lighthouse to join a naturalist guide. By donation.

If you drive a car into San Francisco, be prepared to either parallel park or pay a premium for a lot.

For parallel parking, you may have to do so on a very steep hill so prepare yourself! For lots, expect to pay about $5-10 for a couple hours, $25 and up for overnight in private lots, and around $50 per night even when you are a guest at a major hotel.

When using Metro escalators, please stand on the right side and walk on the left side .

Go visit Tijuana..it is such a very different place when compared to cities in the United States.

don't accept invites to "a show" cash only - leave everything $100 in the hotel safe when you venture out

Make sure to bring your camera and lots of extra memory. Bryce Canyon is so amazing. You should go on hikes there, but bring LOTS of water. While you're there, you should also stop by Zion, a similar national park only a few hours away. There is this place there where water that sifted through the sandstone falls on you. It's really cool. At Bryce there are shuttle buses that bring you to select attractions.

If you love to hike, one of my favorite places in the world is up Adam's Canyon. It is a hiking trail off Hwy 89. My husband proposed to me on top of the hill after viewing the two waterfalls on this beautiful trail.