Mexico City Attractions

Zócalo

Juárez and 20 de Noviembre

Mexico City, Mexico D.F.

Tel. 5/522-8880

Every Spanish colonial city in North America was laid out according to a textbook plan, with a plaza at the center surrounded by a church, government buildings, and military headquarters. Because Mexico City was the capital of New Spain, its zócalo is one of the grandest, graced on all sides by stately 17th-century buildings. The Plaza de la Constitución, as this square is officially called, is also one of the three biggest public squares in the world....

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Transportation: Metro: Zócalo

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