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1 August, 2019
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1 October, 2019Visiting Mexico City can be for various reasons, whether for work, studies or just for fun, so it is advisable to look for hotels near the World Trade Center, since all kinds of activities take place in this venue.
The World Trade Center (WTC) is an emblematic building located on Avenida de los Insurgentes, which receives a large number of people throughout the year, since its facilities host events from different industries and even artistic presentations.
Stanza is one of the hotels located near this venue, which, despite having a modern image, has an interesting history that adds to its commercial and entertainment importance.
El WTC se comenzó a construir en la colonia Nápoles en 1966, pero como un complejo hotelero, por lo que anteriormente este edificio se conocía como el Hotel de México.
El proyecto inicial era construir un hotel de 80 pisos; sin embargo, por cuestiones económicas el WTC nunca tuvo esa función, pues no se terminó en 1968 como estaba previsto.
La construcción de la torre principal del edificio terminó en 1972, pero el proyecto quedó inconcluso durante años, lo único que se concluyó de este complejo cultural fue el Polyforum.
En 1992 comenzó la remodelación del WTC, se inauguró en 1995 como un edificio de oficinas y centro de convenciones, que recibe alrededor de 2 millones de personas al año.
Stanza is one of the hotels near the World Trade Center, so when you stay with us you will be able to easily and quickly get to the tourist complex, so you don't miss any of the activities you have planned.
We are located in the Roma neighborhood, so we are also close to other important areas of the capital, such as Paseo de la Reforma and the Historic Center. This way, you will be able to visit the WTC and other tourist attractions in Mexico City.
The World Trade Center is visited every day by many people, since all kinds of activities take place in its facilities, and one of them is surely the reason for you to visit this famous building too.
The WTC is undoubtedly a symbol of Mexico City because it has a long history and at the same time represents the modernity of a capital that is constantly evolving.
