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CAMINO REAL

� Conveniently located in eastern Mexico City. is only 20 minutes from downtown and Polanco, where theaters, museums, shops and historic sites, among others. 3restaurants, a bar, full gym, indoor pool, eight meeting rooms, business center,beauty salon, gift shop and MU LTIVAN Bank



H OTE L FONTANA

� This hotel, located near the H idalgo subway station in Mexico City, offers excellent facilities within walking distance of historic downtown, the Alameda Park and Colonial Art Gallery. Fontan H otel offers a buffet breakfast (additional cost may apply). In thehotel restaurant, The Americas, offers buffet meals and à la carte. After dinner, enjoy acocktail at the bar Alfredo's. A few minutes of Reform Fontan several restaurants and bars. The Palace of Fine Arts and the Franz Mayer Museum is 3 blocks from the hotel.has the following

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AMERICAN H OLIDAY

� Considered an icon of modernity is an understatement if we look at that, sinceopening its doors in Mexico City, this building has been accompanied by the know-how needed by senior executives.Fiesta Americana H otel AmenitiesRestaurant, Gym, Minibar in room, S afe - S afe, disabled access, meeting room,parking, Bar, S auna, Business Center, H ealth Center, IDD telephone, 24 hour



EUROS TAR S

� The Eurostars Zona Rosa S uites is a cutting edge style and size of the hotel provides impeccable personalized service. The hotel is a beautiful 11-story buildingthat stands a line of planters facing the street and giving it a unique attraction tothe property.Eurostars H otel AmenitiesBusiness Center, S afe - S afe, Fitness Center, Free parking, Rent a Car, Restaurant,

Luggage, H eating, Bus Parking, Elevator, Laundry S ervice, Air Conditioning



MÉXICO

� It is a monument built in 1895 and opened as the first shopping center in 1899, withneoclassical architecture and Art Nouveau decor. The exclusive rooms and suites

meet all customer expectations as they have 24-hour butler, wireless high speed internet and cable TV, desk and telephone in bathroom, coffee maker, minibar, alarmclock, iron and ironing board, safe, hairdryer. The hotel also offers a fitness center and business center with 12 rooms totally equipped.Great amenities MexicoMinibar in room, Business Center, Air Conditioning, Meeting Room, Room S ervice,S afe - S afe, Meeting Rooms, Restaurant, S hops / Elevator, Child Care, Laundry S ervice, 24 hour security, Car Rentals, Gym , H eating, Breakfast



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ZOCALO

� for Mexican culture as the Zocalo of Mexico City, a monumental public spacesurrounded by some of the most iconic urban landmarks of the city, which together constitute one of the most important public squares in the world.



C H APU LTEPEC PARK



� It is a recreational and tourist center. It is one of the few green areas available to the city of Mexico, measures 647.5 hectares and consists of three sections.

The first is the oldest, since pre-H ispanic times was a place of recreation and entertainment for the rulers of Texcoco and Mexico, where she is the hill of thegrasshopper, which is named after the place, and that means the floor Chapultepec nahuatl. At its summit is the Castle, National H istory Museum today, half the hill we find

the Museum of Caracol, in left side of the springs that existed there, a small lake.Towards the bottom, is the Zoo in Mexico City and the official residence of Los Pinos.Also Museum of Modern Art, Rufino Tamayo and the National Museum of Anthropology.

The second section is an extension of the first, was built in the sixties and it has twolakes, the section of rides, restaurants, walkways, areas for runners and cyclists, ornatefountains, playgrounds and three museums: Tech and Natural H istory, adding in the last decade the modern Children's Museum.

The third section was built later, is intended as a kind of ecological reserve, so it hasmore green space looking man closer to nature.



S IX F LAGS MÉXICO



� S ix Flags Mexico is an amusement park located south of Mexico City in the ColoniaHéroes de Padierna, Tlalpan delegation. The park with the most extreme games inMexico, including 5 roller coasters include "Boomerang", the first roller coaster inthe world with round trip in a loop, "Batman The Ride" The first and only inverted roller coaster in Mexico. " S uperman, the Last Escape", a 66-H ypercoaster m

traveling at 120 km per hour in a distance of 1.700 meters. A mountain of wood called Medusa which measures 32m in height and is 88 km / h, considered the latest generation of banked curves. And "The Dark Knight Coaster" a Wild Mouse typecoaster themed on the film "The Dark Knight" which opened to the public on March21, 2009. The park also has a triple launch tower 66 m high called Kilahuea, and H urricane which is a game released by Vekoma Waikiki Wave S uper Flip called having the characteristic of being reversed.



AZTEC S TADIUM



� Azteca S tadium is a football stadium located in Mexico City, owned by media company GrupoTelevisa. Its capacity is 105,064 viewers [2] comfortably seated, making it the third largest stadium inthe world only after Rungnado May Day S tadium in Korea and in India S altlake S tadium. [3]. Is knownby the nickname El Coloso de S anta Ursula for being located in the former common lands of thevillage of S anta Ursula Coapa (Coyoacán).

It was designed by architect Pedro Ramírez Vázquez and Rafael Mijares Alcerreca and was built in

1962 on the occasion of the ninth edition of the World Cup held in Mexico in 1970. Was placed on theoutside the book "Red S un" by sculptor Alexander Calder to mark the 1968 Olympic Games.

Currently in this stage the local football team is the America, and was the headquarters of BlueCross teams (1971-1996), Necaxa (1966-71 and 1982-2003), Atlanta (1966-83, 1996-2000 and 2004 -2007) and S panish athletics (1971-1982). It is also the only stadium in the world that has hosted twoCup Finals World Cup in Mexico Championships 70 and Mexico 86. The first was the consecration of Pele as the "king" of football in the second was the quarter-final between Argentina and England squads in which Diego Armando Maradona was dedicated as a historical figure of world football to

score a handball goal (called The H and of God) and the well-known goal of the century. This stagealso has the honor of hosting the Party of the Century between the teams of Italy and West Germany in the semifinals of the World Cup Mexico 70, where the Italians were imposed in a dramatic matchby 4 goals to 3.



XOC H IMI LCO



� Lake Xochimilco is one of the five lakes that form the lake basin of the valley of Mexico incentral Mexico. Although today is reduced to a few channels that irrigate the northernhalf of Xochimilco and west of Tláhuac (DF), its surface covered a large part of what isnow and Coyoacan Iztapalapa.

Lake Xochimilco was connected with two other bodies of water in the system. To the

north, a narrow ridge separating the S tar and the floodplain of Churubusco hecommunicated with the Lake Texcoco. To the east, the border of Lake Chalco was formed by the island and the straits Tláhuac Tlaltenco of Tulyehualco separated. Unlike theTexcoco lake, whose waters were brackish lakes of Xochimilco and Chalco, in the southof the basin, were formed by fresh water. This does not mean that drinking water out, asthe lake grew many aquatic plants that gave a bad taste and worse color.

The main use of water from Lake Xochimilco was agricultural. In this lake began

developing the farming system known as the floating island, which is still used today.The floating gardens consist of a sort of artificial islands built from sticks of ahuejotesand tule mat on which was deposited silt from the underside of the lake. This provided them with a unique fertility collection allowing multiple annual harvests



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