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8 August, 2019Being close to the essence and history of Mexico City is possible if tourists decide to stay in one of the hotels near the Historic Center, because in this way they can be close to this point of interest without sacrificing their time; the Historic Center hotels are the option for national and foreign tourists.
To more easily enter into everything that the heart of the capital has to offer, the Historic Center hotels represent one of the best options in terms of hotels, as they combine a good location and adequate facilities to provide good service.
Within this hotel offer is Stanza, considered by guests as one of the best hotels in the Roma-Condesa corridor, thanks to its services, location and the staff that is in charge of providing personalized attention to travelers who stay in our facilities.
So that you know more about the Historic Center, there are some interesting facts that we are going to share.
El Centro Histórico de la capital mexicana es considerado como el más grande e importante de Latinoamérica, pues conserva algunos vestigios de civilizaciones antiguas,en particular de la cultura Mexica.
Esta zona turística es de gran valor para los mexicanos por el simbolismo que la rodea, fue reconocida como Patrimonio Cultural de la Humanidad en 1987, por parte de la Unesco.
El Centro Histórico está conformado por un aproximado de 1,500 edificios, algunos de ellos son museos, como el Templo Mayor; iglesias, como la Catedral, así como teatros y hoteles.
Esta zona es un conjunto de 668 manzanas que abarcan un total de 9.7 kilómetros, en los cuales cada calle resguarda un poco de la historia de la ciudad.
The Historic Center is the oldest area of Mexico City, located approximately 20 minutes from Stanza. This proximity is the reason why we are recommended among the hotels near the Historic Center, and it is also an advantage for tourists to get to know some of the places of interest in the heart of the capital.
These types of venues are an example of how hotels in the Historic Center are surrounded by imposing architecture, as they combine the origin of Mexico and the mixture that occurred after the Spanish conquest, a detail that attracts national and foreign tourists to this area of the city.
