Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral Review

You will feel the sound of the extraordinary architecture and organ moving you. The views inside and outside the church are very real and you will see it is built on the Mayan temple. There are also government-organized narrators serving customers. There are some vendors on the neater side of the lobby, if you want to buy some souvenirs at the church, bring pesos, there is no USD or Canadian dollar accepted. This is a great attraction

After the Spaniards occupied Tenochtitlan, it was in the center of the city, that is, Templo Mayor, and the cathedral was built with its stones. It took three hundred years to build it and it was officially completed in 1813. It was magnificent inside and outside. I came to visit the church after listening to the story of Templo Mayor, and on the one hand, I admire its beautiful and exquisite handicrafts, and on the other hand, I still feel sorry for the cruel history.

The Mexican Cathedral (LaCatedraldeMexico) is the largest and most important Catholic church in Mexico and one of the few famous churches in the Americas. It was built in 1573 on the north side of Mexico City’s Socarlo Square and was completed only after 1823, lasting 250 years, making it the most architectural history in the Americas.

Very nice cathedral, good, worth it

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