Plaza De La Conchita in Mexico City: photos, reviews

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Plaza De La Conchita in Mexico City's La Concepción neighborhood offers a journey back in time with its captivating historical charm. At the heart of this picturesque setting lies the Capilla de la Inmaculada Concepción, a church built in 1525 on the remnants of a Toltec temple dating back 900 years. As the first ecclesiastical site in Mexico, it holds significant historical interest for visitors. Encircled by a serene park, the area provides a peaceful escape, ideal for leisurely strolls with friends or walking your dog under the canopy of lush trees. The plaza maintains a distinct colonial ambiance, drawing admiration with a 4.5-star Google rating, making it a must-visit destination in the city.

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Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Morelos

Bus stop 758 m walk

Hidalgo Carril Bus-Bici Eje Central

Bus station 933 m walk

Carrillo Puerto

Bus station 582 m walk

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4.5/5 4,756 reviews

Joao Rodriguez

Una hermosa capilla en medio del parque

Gabriel Vazquez

Una iglesia construido sobre un templo tolteca de 900 años de la época del final de teotihuacan

Gabriel Resendiz

Su nombre Oficial es" Capilla de la Inmaculada Concepcion", es históricamente interesante. Quizás sea el primer lugar eclesiástico en México y está realizando sobre un altar Tolteca. Fue mandada a Contruir por Hernán Cortéz en 1525. Su dirección es: Fernández Leal #58. Col. La Concepción, Coyoacán CDMX.

Plaza De La Conchita in Mexico City

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