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Palacio De Bellas Artes & The Ballet Folklórico

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We loved exploring Mexico City's historic center, and particularly enjoyed the diversity of architecture. One of the most stunning buildings was the Palacio de Bellas Artes. Like many buildings in Mexico City, this one is also sinking. The exterior is a blend of Neoclassical and Art Nouveau, and it seemed like something fun was always…

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What's interesting is that the exterior column work and dome on the Palacio de Bellas Artes is strikingly similar to the Palatul CEC in Bucharest. Reading up on the history of the Palacio, it looks like construction initially began 7 years after CEC Palace was completed, so perhaps the design of the CEC influenced the Palacio.


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(@tommyx)
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another great review. thanks!


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(@Chuck Lesker)
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The Ballet Folklorico is incredibly tacky---basically a Las Vegas style review.


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 Lisa
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I'll never understand people who waste their lives leaving Mean Girls comments on the internet. Sad existence if that's all you have to do with your day.

Tiffany, as a tourist, I'm not against touristy things/events if they're fun. And the building is certainly beautiful. Thanks for the review.


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