Park La Mexicana

LA MEXICANA inherits the name of one of the two sand mines that were originally on the land where the park is built. At the end of their extraction, they were expropriated by the government and a few years later they were used for a real estate project that contemplated the construction of around 12,000 homes..

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Teotihuacan

The Pre-Hispanic City of Teotihuacán was one of the largest urban centers of the ancient world, reaching a population of more than one hundred thousand inhabitants at its peak.

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National Museum of Anthropology

This important site houses archaeological and anthropological evidence forged by multiple cultural groups over hundreds of years of history; it also pays tribute to the Indigenous peoples of present-day Mexico through a rich collection that preserves the customs, representations, expressions, knowledge, and traditions that are part of the nation's intangible heritage and a legacy that belongs to all humanity.

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Constitution Square (Zócalo)

The Plaza de la Constitución is better known, throughout Mexico, as the Zócalo. It is the central square of the City and is often referred to as the central square of the entire country.

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Indigenous Paradises

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