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The Historic Center or in Spanish Centro Histórico is one of the most important place of whole Mexico and even of the world. It is a cultural legacy since it is a big concept of the art story and unification of social control since the times of the azteca culture.

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As you all know the Historic Center and its surroundings are above of one of the most significant patrimony of Mexico, Tenochtitlan, which is the predecessor of actually Mexico City.
It was builded at the first when it was Tenochtitlan at 1235. When Spanish came to Mexico on 1521 the history that we all knew ath that moment did a full 180° in al sense posible.
They start to a monarchy and even a new concept of art, they start with with new buildings that currently still.

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Centro, Ciudad de México, CDMX

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It has its origin in the esplanade of the city of Mexico Tenochtitlan. During the viceroyalty it was known as the Plaza de Armas, currently it is known as the "First Picture" or "Zócalo". This last name is due to the fact that in 1844, a base or plinth was built in the center of the square to place a monument to Independence on it. However, it was never built and over the years expressions such as: "see you in the zócalo" arose, and the name of the basement began to be confused with that of the square.

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Located in what was the center of Tenochtitlan, Mexica´s Templo Mayor was constituted in the heart and origin of Mexico City. The temple represented for the Aztecas, the fundamental center of their worldview; from there the four directions of the universe started. It was the place through which one ascended to the celestial levels or thirteen heavens and, at the same time, through which one descended to the Mictlan or underworld. At the top of the pyramid were the shrines of the god of water and fertility Tláloc and the god of war Huitzilopochtli, which were accessed by two steps, this space was the sacred site par excellence.
The archaeological zone is crossed by a walkway that allows you to see the ruins up close, among which you can see, among many other things, representations of snake heads. Construction of the original temple dates back to the time the Aztecs founded their city in 1325 AD; During nearly two hundred years it was rebuilt seven times and enlarged eleven - sometimes only the main façade was modified - with the passage of time it became the enormous building that the Spanish saw and destroyed in 1521.

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Surroundings Number 3° Catedral Metropolitana.

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Surroundings Number 3° Catedral Metropolitana.

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A jewel of colonial architecture, it is the largest in Latinoamerica and the main Catholic temple in our country. Built over three centuries, it began in 1573 and was completed until 1813 by the neoclassical architect and sculptor Manuel Tolsá, reflecting in the same construction the different architectural styles of the viceregal period since it has Renaissance, Baroque and Neoclassical elements that the make it one of a kind. Built with gray quarry, it measures 110 meters long by 54.5 wide, inside the walls are made of stone and the floor is marble from Puebla. It has five large altars, 14 chapels, the choir area (one of the most prominent elements in this enclosure) ornamented in the Baroque style with two monumental organs and furniture from the Asian colonies of the Spanish empire, highlights the stalls, a bay, a chapter house, a sacristy, two dressing rooms and five main doors. The eastern tower has 18 bells and the western tower has seven. This fascinating temple has a floor plan in the shape of a Latin cross with three main doors leading to the capital's zócalo (the one in the center is a jubilee door that is only open on special occasions).

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Visita guiada por el Centro Histórico de la CDMX: Sonrisas

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Last surrounding Palacio de Bellas Artes 

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Last surrounding Palacio de Bellas Artes 

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Considered the main art and culture forum in Mexico, its one of the most beautiful concert halls in the world. The construction of this impressive building began in 1905 and lasted almost thirty years. Made of marbles of different origins and decorated with sculptures; Inside it has geometric and pre-Hispanic motifs and is adorned with murals by Diego Rivera, José Clemente Orozco, David Alfaro Siqueiros, Rufino Tamayo, Jorge González Camarena and Manuel Rodríguez Lozano. The glass mosaic curtain that adorns its main theater, which has a capacity for 2,000 attendees and is considered one of the most notable in the country, also stands out. The site is home to the National Museum of Architecture, as well as national music and dance groups.

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Haw to get from my house to the historic center by subway

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Haw to get from my house to the historic center by subway

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https://www.cultura.gob.mx/turismocultural/destino_mes/cd_mexico/recorridos.html
and my mom and dad helps me too
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