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chinadesk1Mexico City Metro Line 6 (Red Line) to LA VILLA is the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. On weekends, before nine o'clock, local people brought their elderly and children, and some were in wheelchairs. Many adults came to baptize their babies. After getting off the subway, there is a road leading to the church, and shops on both sides of the road sell religious items. There are two old and new Basilicas of Our Lady in the courtyard. The old church is solemn and elegant, with stained glass windows, arches, and fine carvings, showing a strong religious color everywhere. The new church next to it is spacious and large in area. The roof is like a giant blue umbrella. There are no pillars in the hall, just like a music hall.
4.2/5
travelerererThe concentration of scenic spots and the straightforward presentation of small shops greatly shortened the time for clocking in. Naturally, we also slowed down the pace of street sweeping, which made us less fun to explore and more relaxed. Sip a cup of fragrant coffee and linger on the noisy but not noisy streets. Mexicans really love music. Music is everywhere here, and street artists' impromptu performances can be seen everywhere. Although they are street artists, they are not slack in their dress, either in suits and ties or traditional costumes, which are in harmony with the surrounding monuments. Little do they know that they themselves have become the most down-to-earth scenery in the ancient city. The brightly lit night view is the most correct way to open Guanajuato. Sitting on the top platform of pipila early, looking forward to the magnificent view of the lights coming on, the wait is destined to be long. At this time, Youyou volunteered to sing a few Hangzhou operas, which entertained everyone and silently conveyed China's traditional culture to the world. As night falls, when the movie scenes are restored before our eyes, although we have expectations, our hearts are still mixed with excitement, satisfaction, and gratitude. We just stare at each other silently, drinking for a long time, and still never get tired of looking at each other.
4.5/5travelerererSee the colorful world Guanajuato in Mexico, once famous for its silver mines, is now popular around the world because of the movie "Coco". As the prototype city of the movie, the colorful colors here are called "God's overturned palette". What also attracts me is the optimistic attitude of people facing death. Almost people all over the world are taboo about death, but only Mexicans talk about it with relish. They make fun of death and celebrate death. The skulls that can be seen everywhere are one of their favorite design elements. As the line in the movie says, "Death is not the end of life, forgetting is." The happiest thing in this life is that I remember you, and you have never forgotten me.
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乖小咪The Juárez Theater is located in the center of Mexico City. It has a history of more than 200 years and is a colonial building. There is a small square in front of the theater. There are many tourists and street performances. The interior decoration of the theater is very luxurious, with a sense of luxury of a European aristocratic palace. Some classic operas are often performed here. If you have the opportunity, don't miss it.
54.8/5乖小咪Guanajuato's Peace Square is the busiest square in this ancient city. Many old buildings in Guanajuato are around this square. Citizens often sit and rest in the square. They just watch the tourists quietly, and feel that life is very relaxed. There are also frequent street performances on the streets, which are very exciting and worth appreciating.
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M25***40El Jardin is a well-maintained historic plaza in the heart of San Miguel de la Garda, perfect for a relaxing stroll and watching locals and tourists enjoying life together in this magical city. It gets even more interesting at sunset, with singers and dancers performing in front of the illuminated church. It's well worth slowing down here, finding a place to sit and enjoy life's simple pleasures.
