Zócalo

The Zócalo is the main public square in Mexico City, serving as a historic, cultural, and political center. Officially called Plaza de la Constitución, it has been a gathering place since Aztec times, hosting markets, events, and celebrations. Surrounded by important buildings like the National Palace and the Metropolitan Cathedral, it remains a vibrant hub for locals and tourists alike. The Zócalo symbolizes Mexico’s rich history, blending ancient heritage with modern life, and is a focal point for national identity and public demonstrations. Its expansive space and iconic architecture make it one of the largest city squares in Latin America.