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Welcome to Tourist Atlas of Mexico The "Tourist Atlas of Mexico" is the systematic recording of all public property, natural and cultural resources that may become national attractions, places of interest and in general all those areas and territorial areas of tourism development. These tourist guides can be downloaded and used in PC, PDA, MP3, iPhone, iPad, Ebook, Smartphone, Mobile or Cellular Phone. Promotions & Special Offers e-Travel Solution offers one of the most powerful affiliate programs and easy to use. The main purpose of the Affiliate Program e-Travel Solution is to provide all those who own a website related to Travel in Mexico the opportunity to enhance their sales and become highly profitable sites. 1. Mexico City Tourist Information 2. Condesa, Colonia Roma, Zona Rosa. Posada Viena Hotel. 3. Condesa, Roma, Zona Rosa Map. 4. Condesa, Roma, Zona Rosa Tourist Attractions. Misión Express Hotel. 5. Condesa, Roma, Zona Rosa Tourist Attractions. La Casona Hotel. 6. Polanco-Lomas. Le Meridien Hotel. 7. Polanco-Lomas Map. AMEVH. 8. Polanco-Lomas Tourist Attractions. City Express Hotel. 9. Polanco-Lomas Tourist Attractions. 10. Historic Center. Holiday Inn Hotel. Best Western Estoril Hotel. 11. Historic Center Map. 12. Centro Histórico Tourist Attractions. 13. Centro Histórico Tourist Attractions. 14. Centro Histórico Tourist Attractions. 15. Centro Histórico Tourist Attractions. 16. Centro Histórico Tourist Attractions. 17. Centro Histórico Tourist Attractions. 18. San Ángel. El Rollo. 19. San Ángel Map. 20. San Ángel Tourist Attractions. 21. Coyoacán. Mexitours, Tour Operator. 22. Coyoacán Map. 23. Coyoacán Tourist Attractions. 24. Coyoacán Tourist Attractions. 25. Other Attractions in Mexico City. Radisson Flamingos Hotel. 26. Other Attractions in Mexico City. 27. Other Attractions in Mexico City. 28. Teotihuacán. Teotihuacán en bici. 29. Santa Fé. Estrella Roja. 30. Santa Fé Map. 31. Meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitios (MICE) in Mexico City. Centro Banamex. 32. Venues for meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitios. 33. Venues for meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitios. 34. Mexico City Subway Map. 35. Mexico City Metrobus Map. 36. Map of Mexico City Main Streets. 37. Map of Mexico City Surroundings. 38. Travel Distances Table. Mexico est la capitale de la République Mexicaine et le centre financier, culturel et politique du pays. C’est aussi la ville la plus grande et la plus peuplée au monde. Ses 700 ans d’histoire se contemplent entre ses grandes avenues, ses périphériques et ses gratte-ciels. Ce long parcours vous fera découvrir les expressions d’une tradition enracinée dans le passé indigène et colonial, ainsi que les formes les plus raffinées de l’art ou de l’architecture, reflétant la modernité et le futur d’une agglomération en constante expansion. Les vestiges préhispaniques racontent la grandeur des premières civilisations qui s’installèrent. L’architecture coloniale, dans ses styles les plus purs (baroque ou néoclassique), sont un excellent exemple du métissage entre la sculpture indigène et la grandeur des constructions européennes. Dans toute la ville vous trouverez des exemples des sobres et somptueux temples, des « casonas » ou des couvents. Les quartiers de Coyoacán, San Ángel ou Tlalpan vous séduiront par leur caractère pittoresque et unique. Pour les amoureux des arts et de l’histoire, la ville est une fourmilière où l’on trouve pas moins de 140 musées, 64 théâtres, 15 centres culturels et 7 zones archéologiques proches. Mexico, authentique ville cosmopolite, révèle une activité frénétique de jour comme de nuit. Son infrastructure touristique mettra à votre disposition de nombreux hôtels de luxe, des restaurants sophistiqués, et une grande variété de commerces pour tous les goûts et tous les budgets. Le climat de la ville est tempéré subhumide, avec une température moyenne annuelle de 15ºC. © 2013 Tous droits réservés. Il est interdit de copier partiellement ou totalement sans l'autorisation de l'auteur. 1 For hipsters, artists, and people who like bohemian and intellectual atmosphere this area is a must-see attraction. The three different districts offer unique places. Zona Rosa is a neighborhood known for its shopping, nightlife and restaurants, which cater to foreign and Mexican visitors, as well as businessmen of the nearby Paseo de la Reforma. La Condesa is an area considered to be one of the most fashionable with a number of examples of older Art Deco architecture and wide avenues lined with trees. Its character may be compared to that of the Soho in New York and the Latin Quarter in Paris. It is filled with restaurants, cafes, boutiques and art galleries. 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