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Acuario Aragon: Mexico City

Acuario Aragon: Mexico City AQUARIUS ARAGÓN. The park brother of Atlantis, located within the Center of Infantile Coexistence in the Forest of San Juan de Aragón. Display of aquariums full of all sorts of underwater fauna and flora, of both the saltwater and seawater variety, along with shows performed by trained sea lions, dolphins and birds. There are also green play areas for the children, all part of the Aragón Forest Infant Co-existance Centre. Admission costs Between 18 and 20 pesos, depending on what elements of the aquatic world people wish to visit. Opened of Wednesday to Sunday, the 10:00 to 18:00

Alameda Park : Mexico City

Alameda Park Mexico-Citys was established first urban park on the basis of market aztekischen. Today, of the visitors are surprised frequently green by that in Alameda park. The poplar which trees (alamos) was built at end 1500s and it, is of these trees that the park received its name. Geometrical ways are chamfered by short metal fences -- how one bad work of the behaviour of the people grass to regulate it far! There is here the great multiplicity of the trees, and in spite of the smog, of the mornings are a good time to see something of the lives

Wanted: Mate for lovesick giraffe in Mexico park

Wanted: Mate for lovesick giraffe in Mexico park Keepers of a small menagerie at a Mexican park are looking for a mate for a lovesick giraffe after the 15-foot-tall beast tried to make love to a tree and a garden shed. The director of Central Park in Ciudad Juarez, south of the border from El Paso, Texas, said on Friday they have been looking since last month for a mate for the five-year-old giraffe, named Modesto. "He's driving us crazy," Juan Aragones told Reuters in a telephone interview. "He's mounted a tree, a fence and even a shed." Aragones said Central Park had

Rotonda de los Hombres Ilustres : Mexico City

Rotonda de los Hombres Ilustres Attraction type: Park This park was built in 1954 to celebrate 17 of the leading intellectuals in the region's history and includes bronze statues of each.

Chapultepec Park : Mexico City

Chapultepec Park The Chapultepec Forest is a park of Mexico City, whose name means in nahuatl ( the language of the aztecs) "locoust hill" and it is the main cultural and recreative center of the city and it´s one of the biggest, most beautiful and most visited parks of world. The Chapultepec Park that is know by the habitants of the city as Chapultepec Forest, takes its name from the hill were it's located, in whose top is the famous Chapultepec Castle, that has been been witness of the mexican history since pre-hispanic times and that is surrounded by beautiful gardens

Selva Magica Amusement Park : Guadalajara

Selva Magica Amusement Park : Guadalajara We are in process of collecting information about this sight....

Agua Caliente: Guadalajara

Agua Caliente: Guadalajara This is a place of the entertainment to stop especially if you have children and need a rupture of the cultural stops with Guadalajara. This park has hardly especially that you will need to camp and to enjoy you. It is of étinceler clean and has higher slides of the notch. Impulse of road 80 of Mexico de Guadalajara of the west towards the coast. The impulse through the crown of the country cottage beyond the park and the Hot Water of the water of "Chimulco" is less than 2 km right in the road.

CiCi Water Park: Acapulco

CiCi Water Park: Acapulco

Villahermosa: State of Tabasco

Founded on 24 June 1596 by Spaniards on the banks of Grijalva River under the name of Villa Hermosa; in 1826 the village was raised to the rank of city under the name of San Juan Bautista (Saint John the Baptist). In 1915, the governor of Tabasco, Francisco J. Múgica ordered to change the name of the city to its current name Villahermosa. Villahermosa ("Beautiful City" in Spanish language) is the capital city of Tabasco, Mexico, and the municipal seat of Centro municipality. Tabasco's political powers resides here. It is the main city of Tabasco state and gathers its largest population.

Cancún: State of Quintana Roo

Cancún is a coastal city in Mexico's easternmost state, Quintana Roo. It is the municipal seat of Benito Juárez municipality and a world renowned tourist resort. The city has grown rapidly over the past thirty years to become a city of approximately half a million residents, covering the former island and the nearby mainland. There are actually very few true 'cancunenses' (people originally from Cancún) because of the rate at which the resort and its service areas grew. Most people living here are from mainland Mexico and a growing number are from the rest of America and Europe. In Cancún there