Plaza Santo Domingo Loft by LaTour Hotels and Resorts

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One of the most traditional squares in the CDMX. The architecture still retains part of what was the convent of Santo Domingo, as well as the building that was headquarters of the Holy Inquisition, and today it is the heritage of the Faculty of Medicine of the UNAM. For decades this place has given space to write to us and small printing presses. In more recent times hosts a few public events as a kind of alternate location to the Zocalo. An example is the culinary of the annual Fair of Cultures Friends.

Cute… but DF has breathtaking places and this place was… cute.

Good place for street food. Watch out for pick pocketers.

Historic district of Mexico City. Nice architecture and good food options around. Be careful going east of the center as there is potentially dangerous areas.

Some city events are done here, it's secure only when there's an active event.

Nice place. Also with many sites, printing, screen printing, etc, I Recommend to go in search of these services, get with someone that has been recommended, otherwise you might get unpleasant surprises and setbacks.

Beautiful place, hurts by vendors and thugs around.
They must be careful with the vendors who are approaching selling "fake papers", especially "notes of sales and invoices".

The square is very spacious and clean.

The Plaza de Santo Domingo, now poorly known for the fake documents that coyotes sell, but in reality, is a place where you can print brochures, souvenirs, invitations and many more things besides food business and many other locals around. It is worth to come and know the place, yes, you will have to go through several coyotes that offer you everything… But a simple "no" and continue walking will be enough… Enjoy our city.

Nice area; not a ton to do, but nice area.

It is a place with a historical architecture where you will find very beautiful museums and government buildings. In this place there is also a great variety of typical CDMX food stalls. There is a lot of printing industry to do different jobs. Lack of cleanliness and a place not very safe for tourists who do not know the directions.

It is a very nice and historically rich place. Too bad the cops are more vigilant than the "spider" to pay a fine, than the thieves in the area. They're afraid of them. If they're mugging and there's a car parked next door, they'd rather scrub the car than stop the thief. This way the government of the CDMX is ending the beauty of our historic center.

Very beautiful place, but in the evening there better not to go alone.

It is a place where you can find printing presses, like, which shops to go to eat or buy clothes. This is the old school of medicine and the church with the same name, in that church there is the lord of the rebozo. It is a fascinating place.

Night you get some of the pictures are very beautiful there, as any tourist spot in the historic centre, with stalls to buy snacks like elotes, tamales, etc, Contrary to what you might think about the direction, it is a quiet and secure; suitable for walking and strolling.

A place where transported to the time of the Spanish colony in Mexico is easy… A must-see for tourists and natives to enjoy its beautiful architecture. Just be careful because the surrounding area if you are not cautious you can take a bad taste in the mouth, the recommendation is to enter by the republic of chile.

Picturesque, historic. Like travelling back in time several centuries to the past. Scents, scenes, tastes and places and traditions that will not go away and that's why we say. Excellent for a stroll without a fixed course, read a little while late in the afternoon, take a coffee, visit any of the muchoa museums nearby. Enjoy free time in peace.

It is a very big and beautiful church…
Sometimes they record television programs or do shows on the Esplanade… Very good place to walk Agusta…

Historic site. Good spot for photography.

Great place to see and admire beautiful buildings from the colony. The facade of the temple is catera and tezontle stone.

This is one of the classics spots in CDMX to stop by. Close is the Casa de Moneda Museum and some other atractions.

A great little plaza with with plenty of buzz. St. Dominic is another great example of Spanish baroque.

It's from those places that have province air in the city.
Ideal to spend a quiet day by.

It's nice to hang out here And there are more n more activities now here Also easy to reach here by metro or metrobus (photo) After visiting here, you can go zocalo or to " centro" or others museums here =D There are at least 4-5 cafetería here :)

A site with huge historical and architectural value.

Casually arrives and I saw an ad of ke that day at 5:pm partirian of 4 points the callejoneada of the Unam, and were concentrated there and all the students. The truth is very father.

Very good place to spend the day.

It is a small piazza in which are performed some artistic and cultural events, this linda to have a good time in family.

It is excellent that in public places, as it mounts exhibitions and cultural events open to the public and free of charge. It is regrettable that there is no water current, the worst is that there is no health service available. It would be desirable that when there are shows mass there will be a are a medical service.

Fair of cultures friends: great to have attended entee week and not in order, very well organized, when there are few people.

Beautiful and traditional venue, you can find a lot of things, some know him as SADR (Royal Academy of Holy Sunday) all the races that you can imagine and titles available you'll be able to exercise there. Hehehe The square is beautiful… clean and no homeless.

Apart from being part of the historic centre. It is a very beautiful place. With a source very ermoza, with a construction very old like. K its palaces and the cathedral that is in front of wing.