Aerial View of Calle Francisco I. Madero, Centro Histórico
Taken April 2018
Calle Francisco I. Madero is a pedestrian street in Mexico City’s Centro Histórico, linking the Zócalo area with the Torre Latinoamericana. Pedestrianized in 2010, it runs through a dense corridor of historic buildings and commercial activity in the city center.
Taken April 2018
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