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| This gorgeous street is near the Aztec ruins, the Templo Mayor (main temple), in the historic center. |
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| Julie strolls through the plaza in front of the Sagrario Metropolitano, the Metropolitan Tabernacle. |
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| A big stage was set up for days in El Zócalo square in front of the Metropolitan Cathedral. Acts played day and night. |
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| Also set up in El Zócalo were a number of huge tents filled with food, clothing and collectibles. |
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| Opposite the Metropolitan Cathedral on El Zócalo, is Palacio Nacional (the national palace and seat of government). |
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| The streets near El Zócalo were lined with beautiful buildings like this sand-colored doozy with the lovely arched windows. |
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