Pedestrians Crossing Calle República de Uruguay, Centro Histórico
Taken May 2018
Calle 5 de Febrero and Calle República de Uruguay in Mexico City’s historic center. The area is part of the Centro Histórico, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with colonial-era and early 20th-century buildings along a busy commercial corridor. Shops and pedestrians fill the ground floors and sidewalks in this central district.
Taken May 2018
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