Rotonda de los Hombres Ilustres, Mexico City, Mexico
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- Sightseeing travel tip
- City center
by At the entrance of the cemetery the guard will give you a map of the cemetery, it's gonna be pretty useful. Don't forget your camera and plan to spend some time there, the place is very park-like.
Address:
Constituyentes and Av. Civil Dolores, Dolores Cemetery, Chapultepec Park
Price:
The cemetery is free.
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