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Mexico City by Metro

Mexico City by Metro: Zocalo

Today, in honor of Mexico’s Independence Day, our Mexico City by Metro series takes us to the Zocalo stop, which leaves you smack dab in the heart of Mexico City’s largest and most important plaza. It’s a place where patriotism manifests itself in all its forms: pledges to the flag and protests against injustice. Here … Continue reading »

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Mexico City by Metro: Bellas Artes

Installment 2 in our occasional series, Mexico City by Metro. This week, we surfaced at the Bellas Artes Metro stop. Bellas Artes, as its name promises, leaves you gape-jawed at the unexpected beauty of the Palacio de Bellas Artes (Museum of Fine Arts). It also leaves you gape-jawed and with an itchy photog finger in … Continue reading »

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Mexico City by Metro

If my count is accurate, Mexico City’s Metro has 146 stations. We thought it might be fun to visit all 146 stations and to introduce you to what’s around them in an occasional series called “Mexico City by Metro.” The first stop is Chapultepec, the station that is closest to Bosque de Chapultepec, the large … Continue reading »

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