This important part of Mexico City, known as the Zocalo or Plaza de la Constitución, is the place that best represents the Culture and History of Mexico. It is the place where approximately four centuries of history come together including the indigenous legacy and the Viceroyalty past.

The Metropolitan Cathedral of Mexico City can be seen in the capital Zocalo as the largest cathedral in Latin America. Full of the history of the Viceroyalty of Mexico and stone narration of its different architectural styles and being one of the most emblematic temples and it is a World Heritage Site since 1987 a beauty to stop visiting.

The original site of the building that Hernán Cortés ordered to build once he defeats the original settlers, responds in the first instance to the disposition of the city taken by the Spaniards: in its central nucleus the most important temples of the Mexica are located and in the sumptuous rooms of the most prominent leaders are nearby; that is to say, the marrow of Aztec power is located there. Thus, it is no accident but a thoughtful political calculation that Cortes decides to appropriate the sumptuous rooms of the Aztec leader with whom he had met: Moctezuma II.

A little more than half a century ago, the National Museum of Anthropology (MNA) is recognized as one of the most emblematic enclosures for the safeguarding of the indigenous legacy of Mexico. It stands as a symbol of identity and mentor of generations that seek to know their roots cultural. It is amazing the expertise of its construction, its innovative design, its art and its symbolism, which have given it a widely recognized personality around the world. Built in 1963 and 1964 in the Bosque de Chapultepec, by instuctions of the then President Adolfo Lopez Mateos who opened it in 1964.

Enjoy the incredible beautiful architecture of the Palace of Fine Arts