Convento de la Merced - 06000 Ciudad de México
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| Address : | República de Uruguay 170, Centro Histórico de la Cdad. de México, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06000 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico |
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octavio sanchez armas garcia on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Es un lugar maravilloso lo he conocido desde niño es una pena que esté cerrado y no tengamos acceso a nuestro patrimonio cultural por políticas gubernamentales mediocres y corruptas, si estubiera abierto tendría cinco estrellas de mi parte
 It's a wonderful place I've known since childhood it's a shame that it's closed and we do not have access to our cultural heritage because of mediocre and corrupt government policies, if it were open I would have five stars from me
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maria fonseca on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Fue escuela. Mi escuela primariaen año 1947 recibíamos desayuno . ,el patio de recreo se me hacía inmenso.era yo una niña de 7 años también había clases nocturnas también había .guardería.en el segundo piso.ahi fue mi hermanita.! Lindos recuerdos.,?
It was school. My elementary school in 1947 we received breakfast. , the playground was immense to me. I was a 7 year old girl and there were also night classes. There was also. I would guard. On the second floor. There was my little sister! Cute memories., ?
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LuPus Cdmx on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Una edificación del siglo XVII, monumental obra arquitectónica donde se destaca la arquería labrada y en el revestimiento de sus paredes existen pinturas o murales.
Hace aprox 35 años albergó al Taller Nacional de Tapiz (INBA), donde se estudiaba la técnica alto y bajo liso, además de reproducir en textil la obra de grandes pintores.
A 17th-century building, a monumental architectural work where the carved arches stand out and there are paintings or murals on its walls.
Approximately 35 years ago it housed the National Tapestry Workshop (INBA), where the smooth high and low technique was studied, in addition to reproducing the work of great painters in textiles.
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Fernando Rosado Tapia on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Una construccion con mucha historia x fuera todo descuidado x x la gente k es su zona d trabajo ya ni cdan cuentak existe pero si uno va d visita y lo visita c transporta a lo d a c años los invito a k lo conozcan y el Gobierno c d cuenta k ahi hay historia aunk si c dan cuenta k lo vicita el pueblo empiezan a cobrar.
A construction with a lot of history x was all neglected xx people k is their area of work and no cdan account exists but if one goes to visit and visit it c transports over the years I invite you to know it and the Government counts there there is aunk history if they realize that the people start to charge it.
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Javier Campos on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Uno de los sitios en los cuales nos podemos percatar del grado de undimiento de nuestra ciudad capital.
One of the sites in which we can see the degree of undimiento of our capital city.
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juan ramirez on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Yo tuve la fortuna de cursar mi primaria en este lugar, si, fue escuela, escuela primaria 18 de marzo. Estuve desde 1949 a 1955 fue escuela mixta, las niñas en la primera planta y los niños en la segunda. Y compartimos el mismo patio para el recreo. Hermosos recuerdos. Mis queridos maestros, y la directora de hierro, por cierto fue tía de el famoso luchador "el santo". Y desde luego mis compañeros y amigos. Hermosa niñez. Que nunca regresará.
I was fortunate to attend my primary school in this place, yes, it was school, primary school March 18. I was from 1949 to 1955, it was a mixed school, the girls on the first floor and the boys on the second. And we share the same yard for recess. Beautiful memories. My dear teachers, and the iron director, by the way was the aunt of the famous fighter "the saint". And of course my colleagues and friends. Beautiful childhood. That will never return.
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Jorge Cervantes on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Ancient history heritage
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Julio Sevilla on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ In the mid 1950’s my grandmother worked and lived in La Merced, at the time it was a school, there were living quarters on the second or third floor, we would visit my grandmother and stay there, there was a balcony that I would go out to and look down as there was a lot of activity on the street below, my grandmother was the “ Conserje” and took care of the school and provided meals for the school children, i didn’t realize at the time what a historical place this was, my brother and I ventured around the school after classes were over, we weren’t allowed on school grounds during classes, we would go in the classrooms and in the school director’s office, there was a clock in the office that would sound off every hour, the sound would make an echo that sounded creepy.
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