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sights in Mexico : the essentials
Squares in Chiapa de Corzo
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Squares in Álvaro Obregón
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Churches in Coyoacán
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Ruins in Tenango de Arista
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Squares in Tepotzotlán
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Statues in Guadalajara
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Churches in Tapalpa
(7)
Historical Monuments in Hermosillo
City of the Sun
(6)
The City of the Sun is a pretty little town I first got to know about four years ago when I moved there from my hometown to start
Cathedrals in Córdoba
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
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It is easy to find this cathedral because it is right downtown. It began to be constructed in 1688 during the colonial period, so
Archaeological Sites in Abasolo
Archaeological Zone of Peralta
(4)
In the center of the country, in the lowland zone, where a big industrial corridor are the group of archaeological sites that were
Historical Monuments in Jalapa
Dominican Ex-convent S.XVII
(1)
This temple gives a very special vibe. It's usually under the waters of a dam built at this place. It's been under water about 5
Archaeological Sites in Texcoco de Mora
Tezcutzingo
(1)
Tezcutzinco archaeological zone is considered as the resting palace of the poet king Nezahualcoyotl, many of the buildings are car
Historical Monuments in Monterrey
Explanada de los Heroes
(3)
On the 200th anniversary of the Independence of Mexico, this will be one of the many places where people will congregate to celebr
Squares in Tampico
The City's Square
(3)
People walk in in this square in the evening to enjoy the air that surrounds it.
Palaces in Ciudad Victoria
Palacio de Gobierno
(4)
This is the State Government Palace of the State of Tamaulipas, located in the heart of this beautiful city! People are friendly a
City Halls in Puebla de Zaragoza
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Cathedrals in Tijuana
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Statues in Playa del Carmen
Portal Maya
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This sculpture is located in [poi = 2122605] Founders Park [/ poi], and was designed by Arturo Tavarez. It depicts two intertwined