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In the middle of the city's historic centre is the enormous
paved Plaza de la Constitucion, or Zocalo, the second largest city
square in the world, and Mexico City's centre of government...
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Templo Mayor (Great Temple) was the principal temple of the
Aztecs, believed to mark the centre of the universe. It was part of
the sacred complex of the ancient city of Tenochtitlan, and today
it...
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Situated at one end of the Alameda Central that was once an
ancient market place and is now a large park, is the splendid white
marble structure of the Palacio de Bellas Artes (Palace of...
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Bosque de Chapultepec is Mexico City's largest park, covering an
enormous area containing lakes, the zoo and several museums,
including the Museo Nacional de AntropologÃa. The park...
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Formerly a separate village, San Angel is one of the more
charming of Mexico's suburbs, an exclusive neighbourhood with
ancient mansions and colonial houses along cobbled streets. It is
famed for...
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The Zona Rosa (Pink Zone) is the city's major dining, nightlife
and shopping district. It is a compact area, a dense knot of
streets crammed with bars, shops, boutiques, restaurants and
hotels....
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Situated 31 miles (50km) from Mexico City, the UNESCO World
Heritage Site of Teotihuacan is the site of Mexico's largest
ancient city, constructed by a long forgotten culture, and dating
from...
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Guanajuato is considered to be one of Mexico's colonial gems,
founded around the rich silver deposits discovered by the Spanish
in 1558. It is a city of history, where the cry of rebellion
against...
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