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Temple of the Asuncion Chimalcoyotl

Small community church dating back to the 17th century. Celebrates the feast day of the Virgin on December 8.

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Church of San Pedro Martir de Verona
The original church was built by the Dominican missionaries in the 18th century. A new, very modern church was built next to it with a striking tent-like appearance. The older church is still used and has a number of noteworthy artworks, most striking of which is a painting depicting the death of St. Peter of Verona with an axe sticking out of his head. (Peter was murdered by a heretic in 1252.)
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Heroico Colegio Militar
Heroic Military Academy of Mexico
This is Mexico's foremost military academy, training army and air force officers. A separate academy in Veracruz trains naval officers.
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Mercado La Paz
Mercado Tlalpan
This public market is one of the oldest in Mexico City and is the last "Porfirian" style that remains in Mexico City. Travelers interested in public architecture of the late 19th century will admire the elaborate brick facade, the black tile floors, and the stone pillars inside. As with all traditional marketplaces, it's a great place to buy fresh fruits and vegetables or authentic Mexican and regional prepared dishes.
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Parroquia y Convento de San Agustín de las Cuevas
Church and former convent from the 17th century. Beautiful interior courtyard and grounds. Tlalpan used to be called "San Agustín de las Cuevas".