Parque México
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The Parque México (English: Mexico Park) is the popular name one of the two public parks located at the Condesa neighborhood in the Cuauhtémoc borough, Mexico City, the other one being "Parque España". The park's official name is "Parque José de San Martín" in honor of the Argentine general.
It has an area of 90,000 square metres. It was built in 1927 as the centerpiece of the neighborhood's development plan on what was a horse racing track, it is surrounded by the avenida México street. It is characterized by its Art Deco architecture and design. The most prominent features are the Charles Lindbergh open air theater, its naturalist park benches and a duck pond.
[edit] External link
- El Parque México - A description of the park. Also in Spanish.
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