Museo del Templo Mayor
The main building of Tenochtitlán
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This is place is awesome, you would never think so much is hidden there! Very nice museums and ruins, a over all must see!
Reviewed by: awesome from on Nov 27 2009
This is an amazing place to visit. Go through the entire site and take the time to read it is really interesting. Also be sure to go the museum. From the site of the Templo Mayor you can appreciate the culture of Mexico. It is amazing to see how one area gives you a look at 3 cultures the PreHispanic (Templo Mayor), Spanish (cathedral) and modern day (Latino Tower).
Reviewed by: Maggie from on Aug 04 2008
If you have a student ID you can get in free any day of the week!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 05 2007
Awesome, it's a huge archaelogical site within the city !!! We spent more than 3 hours, most of the info signs are in english and spanish. Admission is less than US$5 (cheap!!). Be sure to wear a hat, and sun blocking lotion. Shorts are OK, even for ladies.
Reviewed by: Mario from on Aug 16 2007
IT WAS GREAT
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 16 2006
It was GREAT! the Ruins were awesome, and it was an overall great experience! If I could go again, I would right away! Absolulty beautiful, right smack dab in the middle of Mexico City, there couldn't be a better place!!!!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 24 2006
If you love history and ancient civilizations, this is a must. It is a small area but full of interesting things.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 30 2005
This is an awesome experience and one you definately shouldn't miss if you're visiting the Zocalo.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 05 2005
The location of the Templo Mayor means that there's no excuse for missing it - right in the middle of town, near the Cathedral, the Govt. bldgs and the Zocalo. If you don't have time to travel to Teotihuacan, this will give you a small taste of a pyrimid ruin site. The tour is not long, but it amazing to see the ruins of such a prominent structure, with its many rebuilt walls, that was only excavated in the past few decades.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 03 2004
The main building of Tenochtitlán
Back to Museo del Templo Mayor
This is place is awesome, you would never think so much is hidden there! Very nice museums and ruins, a over all must see!
Reviewed by: awesome from on Nov 27 2009
This is an amazing place to visit. Go through the entire site and take the time to read it is really interesting. Also be sure to go the museum. From the site of the Templo Mayor you can appreciate the culture of Mexico. It is amazing to see how one area gives you a look at 3 cultures the PreHispanic (Templo Mayor), Spanish (cathedral) and modern day (Latino Tower).
Reviewed by: Maggie from on Aug 04 2008
If you have a student ID you can get in free any day of the week!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 05 2007
Awesome, it's a huge archaelogical site within the city !!! We spent more than 3 hours, most of the info signs are in english and spanish. Admission is less than US$5 (cheap!!). Be sure to wear a hat, and sun blocking lotion. Shorts are OK, even for ladies.
Reviewed by: Mario from on Aug 16 2007
IT WAS GREAT
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 16 2006
It was GREAT! the Ruins were awesome, and it was an overall great experience! If I could go again, I would right away! Absolulty beautiful, right smack dab in the middle of Mexico City, there couldn't be a better place!!!!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 24 2006
If you love history and ancient civilizations, this is a must. It is a small area but full of interesting things.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 30 2005
This is an awesome experience and one you definately shouldn't miss if you're visiting the Zocalo.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 05 2005
The location of the Templo Mayor means that there's no excuse for missing it - right in the middle of town, near the Cathedral, the Govt. bldgs and the Zocalo. If you don't have time to travel to Teotihuacan, this will give you a small taste of a pyrimid ruin site. The tour is not long, but it amazing to see the ruins of such a prominent structure, with its many rebuilt walls, that was only excavated in the past few decades.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 03 2004
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