... and inside I am not only flashed by the great exhibition (by an artist named James Brown, if you'll believe it), but also by the stylish interior and the beautiful building. Copenhagen has nothing on Oaxaca - those Mexicans have style!

The gorgeous inner courtyard of Oaxaca's museum of graphic design provides a welcome shelter from the sweltering sun...

Entrance to one of Oaxaca's food markets. Inside: Dozens of different kinds of mole, hundreds of different tequilas and some ice cream stalls that sell flavours like mezcal (better in its liquid version), tuna or queso (delicious)!

Morten is a bit sceptic about the flavours of our ice cream...

Oaxaca really is one of the most colourful and picturesque places I have ever been to - and it's great to be able to just stroll anywhere in town, especially after the moloch that was Mexico City! No matter where you stroll, your next taco, mezcal or hot chocolate (another Oaxacan specialty) is only a few meters away! After tasting about 10 different kinds of mezcal, we found that the 'anejo' at the Casa de Mezcal is hard to beat... and hopefully a bottle will ...