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Golden Angel of Independence Paseo de la Reforma

One of the most famous landmarks in Mexico City is the golden Angel of Independence located on the famous avenue of Paseo de la Reforma. This avenue today is home to the Mexican Stock Exchange and several other financial corporate headquarters.

Cathedral Metropolitana

Cathedral Metropolitana (Metropolitan Cathedral) Is one of the largest cathedrals in Mexico City. Located on the north side of the Plaza de la Constitution. Several materials used to construct the Cathedral came from the destroyed Aztec temple that stood on the same site.

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If Mexico City is your next vacation destination, then you definitely have to check out some of these attractions and sites:
  • Plaza de la Constitucion or Zocalo
    This is the heart of the city and the nations capital. Located in el Centro Historico the Historic Center this very popular plaza is the second largest public square in the world. At the center of the plaza is a tall pole displaying a huge national flag of Mexico. Being the heart of Mexico something is always going on in the Plaza. From local dancers and culture events, music concerts and political protests. Souvenirs are sold here as well. The Plaza which is a Metro stop is surrounded by several top attractions.
     

  • National Palace/Palacio Nacional
    The entire east side of the main square is home to the National Palace. Is the official residence of the President and other government offices. Built of reddish tezontle stone, as visitors enter the building you can enjoy the beautiful murals by Diego Rivera painted between 1929 and 1952. These colorful murals show Mexican history dating from pre-Hispanic times to the workers movement of the 1930s.
     

  • National Museum of Anthropology
    This National Museum of Anthropology is considered as being one of the great museums of the world. Containing the worlds largest collection of pre-Columbian artifacts and art. This massive museum is arranged according to each pre-Columbian cultures with entire halls and galleries dedicated to each culture. The central courtyard is famous for its grand square concrete umbrella.
     

  • Teotihuacan
    Located about twenty five miles out of Mexico City this pre-Aztec archaeological site is one of  the largest archaeological sites in the country at its cultural height was the largest city in the world with population over 200,000. This site contains two large pyramids- Pyramid of the Sun and Pyramid of the Moon and several smaller pyramids. Visitors can climb to the top of the two large pyramids for a breathtaking view of the entire site and the surrounding countryside and mountains.
     
     

  • The Luis G. Urbina Park
    This popular Park is also known as the Sunken Park, what a great way to relax from your busy day with a quiet stroll through the shaded gardens, tall trees and beautiful flowers. The Sunken Park is famous for its  collection of over fifty-one pre-Hispanic sculptures on permanent display.
     

  • Alameda Central 
    Enjoyed by the locals a typical Mexican Sunday in Alameda Central Park will consist of live music, markets and food stalls. Escape the busy city and enjoy a relaxing, peaceful walk  and experience the charm, beauty of this lush green park offering sparkling fountain, shady trees and interesting sculptures. The Park also has a monument dedicated to Beethoven which was donated by the German Community.
     

December 2, 2008