Best places: Historical landmarks in Colonia Nativitas, Mexico

This historic hilltop castle with views of Mexico City houses the National Museum of History.

👍 Historic and proud place for Mexicans; , since the Aztecs left much of their culture, although later the Spaniards would come and bury it under the temples and constructions they made on top of the Aztec developments, this temple is so large that they are still making new discoveries. If you go to...

👍👍 Impressive fountain

👍👍 It has not so much to see, but what we can see is just extraordinary. It's definatelly a spot worth seeing while in Mexico City and it is absolutely free

👍👍 La primer casa presidencial que utilizó un presidente de México después del Castillo de Chapultepec. Actualmente está destinada para una exposición muy completa sobre Lázaro Cárdenas, que fue el primer ocupante del inmueble junto con su familia.

👍👍 It is a self-guided tour, you begin by going down to see the foundation and they do have displays that show the history as well as some interesting facts. Once you're done with that, you go back up where they take your picture in front of a green screen (you see the pictures at the end of the tour)....

This large fountain with a statue of a Roman goddess is a replica of a historic fountain in Madrid.

This public square featuring remains of an Aztec city was the site of the 1968 Tlatelolco Massacre.

This palace is a government building with an office for Mexico's president & murals by Diego Rivera.

Large bronze sculpture built in 1802 depicting King Charles IV of Spain on horseback.

👍👍 Excelente lugar para aprender historia. Se recuerda y se habla sin tapujos para evitar repetir la historia

👍👍 Landmark on the great avenue Reforma.

👍👍 Siempre es una buena opción para caminar, en cuentas muchas artesanías, hay variedad de alimentos, puedes pasear con tu mascota (solo se responsable, usa correa y limpia si ensucia tu perrito) sin duda es un lugar histórico y muy bonito.

Large, traditional food market with prepared eats like broth & tacos, plus produce & meat stalls.

Public square overlooked by street murals, with a small church, a fountain & a genocide memorial.

Vast marble statue of a mother & child, dating from 1949 & restored in 2018 following an earthquake.

Small & storied piazza centered around the monumental trunk of a Montezuma cypress tree.

👍👍 Ira, bajate de ahí. Te vas a caer. Diana! Entiende, ya vístete, te vas a mojar.