Mexico City/Chapultepec - Revision history

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 Av. Paseo de la Reforma y calzada Gandhi, Col. Chapultepec Polanco" directions="" phone="" email="" fax="" url="http://www.mna.inah.gob.mx/" hours="Tu-Su 9AM-7PM" price="57 pesos; on Sundays, admission is free for Mexican citizens and foreigners with Mexican residence; admission is also free for children under 13, students and teachers with ID card, and seniors over 60">An enormous complex with permanent exhibitions highlighting the development and cultures of Mexico's many indigenous peoples. Also, the museum itself is famous for its architecture. Delegate two hours at least and be sure not to miss the Aztec "calendar stone".</see>
-* <see name="Chapultepec Castle" alt="" address="1st section of Bosque de Chapultepec" directions="metro Auditorio line #7 orange or Chapultepec line #1 pink" phone="" email="" fax="" url="http://www.castillodechapultepec.inah.gob.mx" hours="Tu-Su 9AM-5PM" price="51 pesos, free on Sunday; a fee is charged to use a video camera and flash photography is not permitted; audioguide 65 pesos">Once the home of the Spanish Viceroys, a military college scene of historic battle during the Mexican-American War, and the palace of Emperor Maximilian and Empress Carlota. It is now a museum. You can walk up the winding hill road, or take the tram that departs every twenty minutes for a fee of 13 MXP. There are two parts to the museum: the historical building itself, and the Museum of National History. Don't miss the Roman-style gardens and observatory on the roof of the building. The castle also boasts a fine view of Mexico City and its surroundings.</see>
+* <see name="Chapultepec Castle" alt="" address="1st section of Bosque de Chapultepec" directions="metro Auditorio line #7 orange or Chapultepec line #1 pink" phone="" email="" fax="" url="http://www.castillodechapultepec.inah.gob.mx" hours="Tu-Su 9AM-5PM" price="57 pesos, free on Sunday; a fee is charged to use a video camera and flash photography is not permitted; audioguide 65 pesos">Once the home of the Spanish Viceroys, a military college scene of historic battle during the Mexican-American War, and the palace of Emperor Maximilian and Empress Carlota. It is now a museum. You can walk up the winding hill road, or take the tram that departs every twenty minutes for a fee of 13 MXP. There are two parts to the museum: the historical building itself, and the Museum of National History. Don't miss the Roman-style gardens and observatory on the roof of the building. The castle also boasts a fine view of Mexico City and its surroundings.</see>
 *'''Lago de Chapultepec'''. There are actually two lakes that are connected, a bridge spanning them at mid-point. Lounge around the shore, or rent a canoe or paddleboat to explore.

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 * <see name="National Anthropological Museum" alt="" address="
-Av. Paseo de la Reforma y calzada Gandhi, Col. Chapultepec Polanco" directions="" phone="" email="" fax="" url="http://www.mna.inah.gob.mx/" hours="Tu-Su 9AM-7PM" price="51 pesos; on Sundays, admission is free for Mexican citizens and foreigners with Mexican residence; admission is also free for children under 13, students and teachers with ID card, and seniors over 60">An enormous complex with permanent exhibitions highlighting the development and cultures of Mexico's many indigenous peoples. Also, the museum itself is famous for its architecture. Delegate two hours at least and be sure not to miss the Aztec "calendar stone".</see>
+Av. Paseo de la Reforma y calzada Gandhi, Col. Chapultepec Polanco" directions="" phone="" email="" fax="" url="http://www.mna.inah.gob.mx/" hours="Tu-Su 9AM-7PM" price="57 pesos; on Sundays, admission is free for Mexican citizens and foreigners with Mexican residence; admission is also free for children under 13, students and teachers with ID card, and seniors over 60">An enormous complex with permanent exhibitions highlighting the development and cultures of Mexico's many indigenous peoples. Also, the museum itself is famous for its architecture. Delegate two hours at least and be sure not to miss the Aztec "calendar stone".</see>
 * <see name="Chapultepec Castle" alt="" address="1st section of Bosque de Chapultepec" directions="metro Auditorio line #7 orange or Chapultepec line #1 pink" phone="" email="" fax="" url="http://www.castillodechapultepec.inah.gob.mx" hours="Tu-Su 9AM-5PM" price="51 pesos, free on Sunday; a fee is charged to use a video camera and flash photography is not permitted; audioguide 65 pesos">Once the home of the Spanish Viceroys, a military college scene of historic battle during the Mexican-American War, and the palace of Emperor Maximilian and Empress Carlota. It is now a museum. You can walk up the winding hill road, or take the tram that departs every twenty minutes for a fee of 13 MXP. There are two parts to the museum: the historical building itself, and the Museum of National History. Don't miss the Roman-style gardens and observatory on the roof of the building. The castle also boasts a fine view of Mexico City and its surroundings.</see>

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 ==Sleep==
-* <sleep name="Marquis Reforma" alt="" address="Paseo de la Reforma 465 Col. Cuauhtémoc. México, D.F. 06500" directions="" phone="(52) 55 5229-1200" url="http://www.marquisreforma.com/" checkin="" checkout="" price="" lat="" long="" email="">Awarded The Best Business Hotel in Mexico City" Travel and Leisure Magazine in 2004, this 5 star hotel is one of Mexico City's finest. Built in the Art Deco style, it has an exclusive feel through its high standards of fittings and furnishings. Ice sculptures are frequently used as decorations in this area. There are excellent views to be had of the woods and castle of Chapultepec, as well as the Glorieta de Diana Cazadora.</sleep>
+* <sleep name="Marquis Reforma" alt="" address="Paseo de la Reforma 465 Col. Cuauhtémoc. México, D.F. 06500" directions="" phone="(52) 55 5229-1200" email="" fax=""url="www.marquisreforma.com" checkin="" checkout="" price="">Awarded The Best Business Hotel in Mexico City" Travel and Leisure Magazine in 2004, this 5 star hotel is one of Mexico City's finest. Built in the Art Deco style, it has an exclusive feel through its high standards of fittings and furnishings. Ice sculptures are frequently used as decorations in this area. There are excellent views to be had of the woods and castle of Chapultepec, as well as the Glorieta de Diana Cazadora.</sleep>
 * <sleep name="Fiesta Americana Grand Chapultepec" alt="" address="Mariano Escobedo 756 Colonia Anzures Distrito Federal Mexico City 11590" directions="" phone="" email="" fax="" url="" checkin="" checkout="" price="">The location of the Fiesta American Grand Chapultepec is perfect, being close to the restaurants of Polanco and Condesa. Rooms are clean, quiet and very confortable.</sleep>
 * <sleep name="Hotel Camino Real" alt="" address="Mariano Escobedo 700 Col. Anzures México D.F. 11590" directions="" phone="5 263-8888" email="" fax="" url="" checkin="" checkout="" price="">This 5 star hotel surpasses hotel expectations to be somewhat of a work of art. It combines modern architectural profiles with obvious pre-Hispanic pyramid reminiscences. It has been the headquarters for two soccer World Cups and for the Olympic Games. It's a true example of opulence and well worth the indulgence.</sleep>

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 ==Sleep==
-* <sleep name="Marquis Reforma" alt="" address="Paseo de la Reforma 465 Col. Cuauhtémoc. México, D.F. 06500" directions="" phone="(52) 55 5229-1200" email="" fax=""url="www.marquisreforma.com" checkin="" checkout="" price="">Awarded The Best Business Hotel in Mexico City" Travel and Leisure Magazine in 2004, this 5 star hotel is one of Mexico City's finest. Built in the Art Deco style, it has an exclusive feel through its high standards of fittings and furnishings. Ice sculptures are frequently used as decorations in this area. There are excellent views to be had of the woods and castle of Chapultepec, as well as the Glorieta de Diana Cazadora.</sleep>
+* <sleep name="Marquis Reforma" alt="" address="Paseo de la Reforma 465 Col. Cuauhtémoc. México, D.F. 06500" directions="" phone="(52) 55 5229-1200" url="http://www.marquisreforma.com/" checkin="" checkout="" price="" lat="" long="" email="">Awarded The Best Business Hotel in Mexico City" Travel and Leisure Magazine in 2004, this 5 star hotel is one of Mexico City's finest. Built in the Art Deco style, it has an exclusive feel through its high standards of fittings and furnishings. Ice sculptures are frequently used as decorations in this area. There are excellent views to be had of the woods and castle of Chapultepec, as well as the Glorieta de Diana Cazadora.</sleep>
 * <sleep name="Fiesta Americana Grand Chapultepec" alt="" address="Mariano Escobedo 756 Colonia Anzures Distrito Federal Mexico City 11590" directions="" phone="" email="" fax="" url="" checkin="" checkout="" price="">The location of the Fiesta American Grand Chapultepec is perfect, being close to the restaurants of Polanco and Condesa. Rooms are clean, quiet and very confortable.</sleep>
 * <sleep name="Hotel Camino Real" alt="" address="Mariano Escobedo 700 Col. Anzures México D.F. 11590" directions="" phone="5 263-8888" email="" fax="" url="" checkin="" checkout="" price="">This 5 star hotel surpasses hotel expectations to be somewhat of a work of art. It combines modern architectural profiles with obvious pre-Hispanic pyramid reminiscences. It has been the headquarters for two soccer World Cups and for the Olympic Games. It's a true example of opulence and well worth the indulgence.</sleep>

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 ==See==
-*'''Museum of Modern Art''' (Spanish: ''Museo Nacional de Arte Moderno''), Paseo de la Reforma, hours="Tu-Su 10:30AM-5:30PM" price="35 pesos. It showcases temporary exhibitions of Mexican and international art.
+*'''Museum of Modern Art''' (Spanish: ''Museo Nacional de Arte Moderno''), Paseo de la Reforma, hours Tu-Su 10:30AM-5:30PM price 35 pesos. It showcases temporary exhibitions of Mexican and international art.
 * <see name="National Anthropological Museum" alt="" address="

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