Mexico City Flowers, Food + Historic buildings pictures

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Learn about centuries of Mexican history and marvel at a remarkable collection of murals by Diego Rivera at Mexico City’s national palace. 

A piece of pre-Hispanic life in Mexico remains in the canals and gardens of this UNESCO heritage site just south of modern Mexico City.

Explore Mexican history through government-sanctioned artworks from the 1920s in this museum that was once a boys’ school.

Explore Mexican history through government-sanctioned artworks from the 1920s in this museum that was once a boys’ school.

Explore Mexican history through government-sanctioned artworks from the 1920s in this museum that was once a boys’ school.

Explore Mexican history through government-sanctioned artworks from the 1920s in this museum that was once a boys’ school.

Be serenaded by mariachi band members dressed in brightly colored costumes and visit a museum dedicated to tequila at this lively square. 

Explore Mexican history through government-sanctioned artworks from the 1920s in this museum that was once a boys’ school.

Explore Mexican history through government-sanctioned artworks from the 1920s in this museum that was once a boys’ school.

Explore Mexican history through government-sanctioned artworks from the 1920s in this museum that was once a boys’ school.

A huge city where you\'ll find a rich architectural and cultural heritage waiting to be explored.

Explore Mexican history through government-sanctioned artworks from the 1920s in this museum that was once a boys’ school.

Explore Mexican history through government-sanctioned artworks from the 1920s in this museum that was once a boys’ school.

Explore Mexican history through government-sanctioned artworks from the 1920s in this museum that was once a boys’ school.

Explore Mexican history through government-sanctioned artworks from the 1920s in this museum that was once a boys’ school.

This is the heart of Mexico City with wide-ranging architecture, cultural events and a lively arts scene.

Explore Mexican history through government-sanctioned artworks from the 1920s in this museum that was once a boys’ school.

Be serenaded by mariachi band members dressed in brightly colored costumes and visit a museum dedicated to tequila at this lively square.