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I'm Gerardo Mendoza, currently enrolled in B.S. in Computer Science and Technology at Tec de Monterrey. My favorite historical site in Mexico City is the Estadio Azteca, home of Club América and main venue for the 1970, 1986 and 2026 World Cups.

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My favorite historical site is Frida Khalo's house since i've always been a huge fan of her paintings as well as her story, and ever since i was young i've been able to visit pretty often.

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I love to recommend San Francisco Church. It is located in the centre of Salta city on Cordoba street. Its wonderful colours became a reference for the urban landscape of Salta. It was declared Historical National Museum in 1941. Its 53-metre-tall tower, which stands beside the temple since 1870, is one of the highest in South America. This Minor Church holds valuable works. It includes a museum and a library where magnificent works of art and old valuable books are kept. This is my favorite historical site because of its stunning architecture. The details of its facade and the peaceful atmosphere inside make it an amazing place where we can pray. I also have a personal connection to it, since I used to attend Mass there with my school on the first Friday of every month.

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Constanza Castillo De Jesús – Tec de Monterrey - Bachelor in Global Business

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Constanza Castillo De Jesús – Tec de Monterrey - Bachelor in Global Business

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My favorite historical sites are the pyramids because it shows part of our culture and it’s where we came from

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José Vargas - Tec de Monterrey - Bachelor in Global Business & Bachelor in Finance

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José Vargas - Tec de Monterrey - Bachelor in Global Business & Bachelor in Finance

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My favourite historical site in México City is the Castillo de Chapultepec, a critical landmark for the history of the country across the US-México war, residence for multiple presidencies & one of the fiew royal castles in Latinamerica

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The Estadio Azteca is my favorite historic place because of its legendary role in football history and the passion it inspires. I've been there a few times, and each visit has been an unforgettable experience.

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Daniel Mata - Tec de Monterrey - Business administration

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Daniel Mata - Tec de Monterrey - Business administration

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My Favorite Historical Site: Teotihuacan, Mexico

One of my favorite historical sites in my country is Teotihuacan, located near Mexico City. This ancient city was once one of the largest in the world and is home to the famous Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon. For me, Teotihuacan symbolizes the greatness of Mexican heritage and the power of vision and community. It’s a place that reminds me of how much can be built with effort, creativity, and unity—values that inspire me in my studies and work.

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Rodrigo Alvarez Ortega- Accounting and finance

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Rodrigo Alvarez Ortega- Accounting and finance

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One of my favourite historical places in the city is the Angel of Independence because it is in "Paseo de la Reforma" that are one of my favourites streets to walk in the city

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Emilio Mondragón Rosas - Tec de Monterrey - Medicine 

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Emilio Mondragón Rosas - Tec de Monterrey - Medicine 

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My favorite historical place in Mexico is "El Ángel de la Independencia" as it is a beautiful sculpture and its located in the heart of an incredible city.

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My favourite historical site in my country is Teptzotlán, which is a magical town on the northern part from the metropolitan area of Mexico City, its actually on the State of mexico and it's amazing, it has gotten lots of historical buildings and places in it like the MUSEO NACIONAL DEL VIRREINATO, also LOS ARCOS DEL SITIO and thousands of different things :DD. IN FACT THE BEST PLACE IN THE WHOLE COUNTRY

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My favorite historical site is Teotihuacán cause it has amazing views and you can see a great part of the heritage from our ancestors

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Teotihuacan is a place located in Mexico State. Since I was a child I've always loved how magical this place feels, also there are all types of activities to do there such as hot air balloon flight, tours through the temples and other stuff.

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Sara Arias - Tec de Monterrey CCM - Medicine 

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Sara Arias - Tec de Monterrey CCM - Medicine 

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One historical site in Mexico that I really like, is Palenque. It´s an archaeological zone in Chiapas. I like the cultural representation it has of our ancestors and when I visited, I love the weather, the architecture and the landscapes.

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Esmeralda Galán - Tec de Monterrey - Medicine

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Esmeralda Galán - Tec de Monterrey - Medicine

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Although this is not officially a historical place, La Quebrada in Acapulco is my favorite landmark because of its cultural and emotional importance.
For decades, divers have jumped from its high cliffs into the ocean, creating a tradition that has become a symbol of courage and passion. I grew up watching those dives, and as time passes by, it keeps amazing me.

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Zona arqueologica el Tepozteco

I choose this one, because I am from Morelos, and I wanted to put one that could represent me. This place is in the pueblo magico de Tepoztlan, Is a place where a lot of people go if for the views or for the story. Talking a little bit of the history, is a pre-hispanic pyramid at the top of the hill dedicated to Ometochtli-Tepoztécatl, god of pulque, fertility and the harvest. I think this one is a very important symbol of Morelos, also is part of the park with the same name, which is a protected natural reserve.

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Valeria Soriano - TEC - Finance.    My favorite historical site is San Miguel de Allende, which is a colonial city in the state of Guanajuato. This city is recognized for its architecture and his unique culture. 

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Valeria Soriano - TEC - Finance.    My favorite historical site is San Miguel de Allende, which is a colonial city in the state of Guanajuato. This city is recognized for its architecture and his unique culture. 

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I really like Chichén Itzá because, besides its amazing history and architecture, it's close to the sea, and that’s something I really enjoy. Knowing that after exploring such a fascinating place I can also enjoy the coastal breeze makes it even more special to me. That mix of culture, nature, and being near the ocean creates an experience that I always find captivating.

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I Would like to recommend to visit Teotihuacán,specifically the piramids during the solstice,it’s a great view and a magnificent place to visit!

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For my favorite historical site I chose El Palacio de Bellas Artes simply because I’ve always enjoyed attending to different expositions, the displays of colors and getting to know and understand what’s behind every figure. Art is the purest, rawest expression of human emotions. I like to think that no matter through what art manifestation you choose to express yourself, if it is genuine, it can display the deepest part of the human mind. Considering that, El Palacio de Bellas Artes is not also structurally beautiful but it’s considered an iconic symbol for art and culture in Mexico City that takes in lots of exhibitions and performances.

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Fernando Ramírez - TEC -  Music production

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Fernando Ramírez - TEC -  Music production

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Chichen Itza is a large ancient Maya city in Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula. The site reflects advanced knowledge of astronomy and architecture. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.

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I really like Xochimilco for several reasons. I think it’s not only historically important, but also ecologically and culturally significant. One of the main reasons it stands out to me is because it’s the home of the axolotl, an important, endemic, and endangered species that plays a vital role in local biodiversity. Beyond that, Xochimilco is culturally rich—it reflects deep-rooted traditions that have been preserved over generations, from its colorful trajineras to the traditional celebrations that take place there. It’s a place where history, nature, and culture come together in a unique and beautiful way.

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I'm from Morelia, my father has always talked about how amazing it was this place we lived in. I never really contemplated how beautifull the center of Morelia was. Until i left to study to Mexico City. Right now I see this place for what it is, a gorgeous historical place in which i lived my childhood.

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Razones por las que Morelia fue declarado Patrimonio Cultural de la Humanidad

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Por estas razones el Centro Histórico de Morelia fue declarado Patrimonio Cultural de la Humanidad por la UNESCO.

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I recommend visiting the Tastil archaeological site, where you can explore impressive ruins, wander through ancient settlements, and enjoy a nearby viewpoint with stunning panoramic views of the Andean landscape. Be sure not to miss the Tastil Museum, to learn more about the region's history and culture. It's perfect for anyone interested in historical tourism.

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I like Plaza 9 de Julio because it’s beautiful and full of history. It’s the center of the city, with amazing old buildings and a peaceful atmosphere

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The Cabildo de Salta (now the Historical Museum of the North) is a colonial building in the city of Salta, Argentina, seat of the authorities from 1626 to 1888, rebuilt in 1676 by Captain Diego Vélez de Alcocer.The building, with a simple structure and fragile materials, was successively improved in the late 18th century, most notably a remodeling in 1789 that included a carved balcony and iron decorations. In 1797, the Cabildo tower was built to house a public clock, with a freestanding structure and elaborate ornamentation, topped by a weather vane known as "the Cabildo Devil." Between 1807 and 1808, additional work was also carried out, possibly in the main courtyard.

After ceasing to serve official functions around 1821, it was used by the police and the Government House until 1880, and was subsequently sold to private individuals. In the 20th century, parts of the building were demolished to build homes and commercial premises, significantly reducing its original structure.

In 1936, thanks to the efforts of Senator Dr. Carlos Serrey, it was declared a National Historic Monument and restored by the State. The restoration, directed by architect Mario Buschiazzo in 1942, rebuilt corridors and rooms and replaced the weather vane, culminating in its opening as a Historical Museum in 1949. The intervention preserved and enhanced its architectural and heritage significance, ensuring its cultural legacy for future generations.

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The historical site I chose was the "San Bernardo Convent." A colonial-era building, it is one of the oldest constructions in the city and preserves its colonial architecture with Baroque features. It was built in honor of Saint Bernard, the first patron of the City of Salta. In 1846, it became part of the Carmelite Nuns under the name "New Carmel of San Bernardo," thanks to the initiative of Father Isidoro Fernández.

The convent is home to Discalced Carmelite nuns who live in seclusion, dedicated to prayer and manual work. For this reason, access to the inside of the convent is restricted.

One of its most emblematic features is the large carob wood door, hand-carved by indigenous people from Salta in 1762.

A curious local tradition is to bring eggs to the convent so that the nuns will pray to prevent rain on wedding days.

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Among all the historical places that the city of Salta has, my favorite is the Cabildo. It's located in the middle of Plaza 9 de Julio, this colonial building is not only beautiful for its architecture, but also for everything it represents, it's a silent witness of the history of the province and the country. I chose the Cabildo because when you walk through it you can imagine what life was like in colonial times.

Its walls hold centuries of history, from the time when it was the seat of government to its transformation into a museum. In addition, inside is the Museo Histórico del Norte, where you can see ancient objects, documents, clothing and art from different periods. Each room has something to tell.

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One of my favorite historical places in my city is the Cabildo of Salta. It is a very old building in the center of the city, and it was built during colonial times. The Cabildo is important because many key events in Argentina’s history happened there, especially during the fight for independence. It has a beautiful design with white arches and a clock tower, and today it works as a museum.

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One of my favorite historical places in my country is the Cathedral Basilica of Salta, located in the centre of the city. this site is not only an architectural jewel of the nineteenth century, but also holds great cultural and religious significance. It is were the remains of General Martin Miguel de GÜemes, a key hero in Argentina independece, rest.

For me the Cathedral symbolizes the conection between the history, faith and identity of northern Argentina. Every time I pass by, I fell a mixture of pride in our roots and admiration for its beauty.

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📍 My favorite historical site in Argentina is the Quebrada de Humahuaca (Humahuaca Gorge), located in the province of Jujuy.

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It’s hard to pick just one place, but this one has something magical. The first time I visited, I remember standing in front of the Cerro de los Siete Colores ☀️ and thinking: “This is what I want to show the world.” The Quebrada isn’t just beautiful, it feels alive. Every corner tells a story, from ancient pre-Columbian trade routes to vibrant Andean traditions that are still part of daily life.

In 2003, it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, not only for its stunning landscapes but also for holding over 10,000 years of cultural history. This valley was once part of a major caravan route used by indigenous peoples long before the Inca Empire extended its influence here. Later, during colonial times, it became a key path for trade and resistance.

Some of my favorite places there are Purmamarca, with its colorful hill and artisan market; Tilcara, home to a restored pre-Hispanic fortress called Pucará de Tilcara; and Humahuaca, a town full of music, legends, and local spirit. Each village feels like a small world of its own, where time slows down and stories come alive.

The photo I’m sharing represents that connection between nature, culture, and identity 🌄 . It reminds me why I chose this path: to connect people with meaningful experiences and help preserve what makes each place unique. For me, the Quebrada is not just a destination, it's a feeling, a memory, and a deep source of inspiration.

Let me know if you’ve ever been there or if it’s on your travel list. I’d love to hear what you think! 🤎

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I would like to know one of my favorites places in Salta: Güemes Museum.

His old house has ten rooms that cover the life of General Martín Miguel de Güemes and the wars for Independence.

The museum goes back to the first years of Güemes' life, meets his relatives and his performance during the English Invasions and the Gaucho war.

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My favorite historical place in Argentina is the Monument to the Heroes of Independence in Humahuaca, Jujuy. I like it because it not only honors those who fought for the country’s freedom, but it’s also surrounded by stunning natural beauty. From the top of the monument, you can see the whole town and the mountains of the Quebrada, with their unique colors and the beautiful color of the sky. Being there fills me with pride and makes me feel like I’m in a safe place.

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The Catedral Basílica de Salta means so much more to me than just a beautiful building — it's a part of who I am. Every time I walk through its doors, I feel a deep sense of peace and connection. The golden light, the high painted ceilings, the silence that holds so much meaning — it's overwhelming in the best way. But what truly moves me is the presence of El Señor and La Virgen del Milagro. Standing before them, I feel protected, heard, and embraced. It’s where I bring my hopes, my fears, and my gratitude. The faith that surrounds them is alive — you can feel it in the people, in the prayers, in the tears and smiles during the Fiesta del Milagro. For me, this cathedral is a place of miracles, not just because of the history, but because of what it awakens in my heart every time I visit.

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(Catedral Basílica de Salta- Rep. Argentina)

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🌟 My Favorite Historical Site: Salta Cathedral.

Hello everyone! I'm excited to share one of my favorite historical places in my country — Salta Cathedral. It is in the heart of downtown Salta city, in the North of Argentina.

I love its beautiful pink front and peaceful atmosphere. Inside the cathedral are the sacred images of Christ of the Miracle (Señor del Milagro) and the Virgin of the Miracle (Virgen del Milagro). These images are very important to the Catholic community. According to tradition, they protected the city during a powerful earthquake in the 17th century. Since then, people have shown great devotion to them.

This site is very meaningful to me because it reflects the heritage and devotion of my community. I often visit it during religious festivals, especially during El Milagro, when thousands of people from all over the province walk to the cathedral in a huge act of faith.

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My favorite historical site in my country is definitely  "Iguazú National Park", it´s located in the province of Misiones, Argentina

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As a child, I visited this place with my grandparents. We traveled with a tour agency. The first excursion began with a boat ride along the Iguazu River toward the falls. During the tour, we were able to observe toucans and different types of birds. It was a fun experience because we boarded the boat completely dry and ended up soaked. I will never forget that trip; I think it was the most beautiful experience of my life, because I spent so much time with my grandparents.

It´s important to say that it´s considered one of the seven natural wonders of the world. And there it´s possible to make a lot of a activities so, if you visit it, you won't get bored.

The national park was created in 1934 and declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 1984.

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I would like to share one of my favorite historical places in Salta: the Monument to General Martín Miguel de Güemes.

This monument honors one of Argentina’s most important independence leaders. It stands on the slopes of San Bernardo Hill and shows Güemes on horseback, symbolizing his courage and leadership during the guerrilla war against Spanish royalists.

The location is not only historically meaningful but also offers a panoramic view of the city, making it a symbolic and inspiring place to reflect on the past and the legacy of Güemes.

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The Monumental Stadium of River Plate is my favorite place because it means so much more than just a football stadium. It’s a space full of history, emotion, and passion. , You feel like part of something bigger a community united by love for the club and by unforgettable moments we’ve lived together.

The chants of the fans, the colors of the flags, and the energy of each match make the Monumental feel alive, it is the best stadium of Argentina

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I chose General San Martín Park, in Mendoza. It is a very big park, and it is the largest artificial park in South America. The park has streets, roundabouts, fountains, paths, and small canals. Its design shows the influence of 19th-century European style, but it is adapted to Mendoza’s dry climate.

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Camila Sumuano - Biotechnology engineering 

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Camila Sumuano - Biotechnology engineering 

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My favourite historical site is the Museo del Mamut by the airport, i think it really tells a story that not many of us are aware of, like the presence of this kind of animals in the past here in Mexico. Also the bones that were find in this place are really interesting!!

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My favorite historical site in Mexico is Palenque because it reflect’s how beautiful mexico is 

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Palenque is one of the most fascinating places I’ve ever visited. It’s an ancient Maya city tucked away in the jungle of Chiapas, and it feels like something straight out of an adventure movie. What I love most about it is how it mixes history, nature, and mystery all in one place. The ruins rise out of the trees like a hidden secret, and you can actually feel the stories in the stones.

My favorite part is the Temple of the Inscriptions, where the famous ruler Pakal was buried. It’s incredible to think how much knowledge and culture is still buried under the ground, just waiting to be uncovered. Visiting Palenque always reminds me to stay curious and keep digging—literally and metaphorically!

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Mi lugar histórico favorito es el Palacio de Minería por su gran importancia científica e histórica en el desarrollo de México.