Plaza de las Tres Culturas

So called because in one city square you can see three different time periods of Mexico City's development mixed together: the pre-hispanic Aztec temple grounds of Tlatelolco, the 16th-century Spanish Church of Santiago, and a modern 20th-century skyscraper, now home of the University Cultural Center Tlatelolco (CCUT) for UNAM.

Address

Lázaro Cárdenas Eje

Getting there

between cross streets Av Ricardo Flores Magón and Manuel González Eje; Metro to and walk north on Lázaro Cárdenas, or to and walk east on Manuel González