A place of legends. Known locally as "La Casa de Las Brujas," the walls speak as many myths about the inhabitants as the locals in Colonia Roma do about the place. One thing that amazes and astounds is that the rather victorian looking top of the building secrets away an art deco wonderland inside. Roberto's apartment was on the top floor, which was a quick hop up the stairs. As you ascend you can feel the breeze coming through the edges of the covered atrium, the area is so quiet you can hear that same wind rustle the leaves of the trees planted around the edges of the cascading, tiered walkways. When we were there Hermes was having an art installation across the street and children were practicing Scouting in the park just meters from the exit of the building. While you are there check out the little Italian restaurant on the corner Cafe Toscana, down the street, and around the corner enjoy the line (there is always a line) for Panaderia Rosetta and if you are feeling the taco fairy pulling at your stomach strings head over to Tacos Orinoco and order a Gringa. Trust me, one is enough to get the job done. All of those recommendations came from Roberto, the host, and were spot on for what we were looking for on our 11th anniversary. Do yourself a favor and escape to this location, the skylight in the living room will recharge your batteries and get you ready for more adventures, shopping or foodie delights. The neighborhood is quiet, cool, and welcoming.