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Macro Plaza
Also known as Plaza Grande, it is one of the largest town squares in the world. Abounding with fountains, flowers, walkways, a theater, and an underground shopping mall, it is also where the action is most evenings, with band concerts on weeknights in summer.

Metropolitan Cathedral
Construction of this house of worship began in 1635 but it was not completed until the end of the 19th century. It is notable for the richly carved baroque facade, the bell tower and the interior murals.

Museum of Contemporary Art
Designed by Ricardo Legoretta, one of Mexico’s leading architects, this striking museum displays the work of artists from North, Central and South America.

Museum of Mexican History
Fascinating exhibits tell the story of Mexico from pre-Hispanic to modern times.

Old Quarter
Most of the buildings in the Barrio Antiguo, which covers some 15 square blocks, were built or rebuilt in the 19th century.