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The National Palace, (or Palacio Nacional in Spanish), is the seat of the Mexican president and the federal executive in Mexico and the seat of the Mexican president. It is located on Mexico City's main square, the Plaza de la Constitucion (Zocalo). The palace is built on the ruins of Montezuma's palace.

Oaxaca, Mexico - April 3, 2015: A general view of the Teatro Macedonio Alcala

Mexico City, Mexico - March 25, 2023: Senate Palace of the Republic building in the morning on Avenida Paseo de la Reforma Avenue in Mexico City CDMX, Mexico. This building is meeting place of senators.

Government Palace of the State of Puebla.

Mexico City, Mexico; 05 22 2017: statue of Charles IV in Mexico City.

Scenic view of Mexico City in spring, Purple blossom

Ciudad de México, México - May 17. 2024: University Museum of Contemporary Art of UNAM

Government Palace of the State of Nuevo León

Colonial style building in Mexico City.

Mexican flag at Chapultepec castle.

Mexico City, Mexico - March 25, 2023: Senate Palace of the Republic building in the morning on Avenida Paseo de la Reforma Avenue in Mexico City CDMX, Mexico. This building is meeting place of senators.

May 17th, 2023. Puebla, México. Historic center of Puebla. The historic center of the city of Puebla has been declared a World Heritage Site.

Government palace (city Hall) of Puebla in Mexico

Downtown Mexico City with the Postal Palace and Torre Latinoamericana.

Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico, OUT, 16 2021, American Embassy in Mexico City, Paseo de La Reforma avenue

Palais de justice Brussel

Mexico city, Mexico - December 11, 2022, Postal Palace

Mexico City, Mexico; 05 22 2017; The internal courtyard of the National Museum of Art, MUNAL, in Mexico City. Mexican architecture.

Building with an IMSS tower in Monterrey Nuevo Leon Mexico

Inside of National Palace, in Zocalo square, Mexico city

Mexico City, Mexico - Sep 6 2023: National Palace, headquarters of the Federal Executive Branch and where the Mexican President lives within the Plaza de la Constitución in the Historic Center of CDMX

Late afternoon at the Palacio de Bellas Artes (Spanish for Palace of Fine Arts). Mexico City's main opera and theatre house. A extravagant marble neoclassical structure inaugurated in 1934. Mexico City, Mexico.

Constitution Plaza or Plaza de la Constitución in Mexico City, México: The historic landmark architecture with Mexican Flag

View of the Merida streets in Yucatan Mexico at night

Mexico City, Mexico - January 31, 2014: A group of kids is coming out of the Mexico's National Autonomous University Contemporary Art Museum.

Supreme Court of Justice of Costa Rica in San Jose

Ancient building of Postal Palace in Mexico City

Palacio de Bellas Artes cultural center in downtown Mexico City, Mexico.

Staircase of an old palace and now the post office in Mexico City, Mexico

Darmstadt, Hesse, Germany: the Staatstheater Darmstadt is a prominent cultural institution in the city, known for its tradition in performing arts, including opera, ballet, theater, and concerts. Originally built in 1819, the theater has undergone several renovations and reconstructions, the original structure was heavily damaged during World War II. The current Staatstheater Darmstadt building, completed in 1972, was designed by German architect Rolf Prange. His design reflects the modernist architectural style of the time, with a focus on functionality and adaptability to accommodate various types of performances. The building includes multiple stages and performance spaces, making it a versatile venue for a wide range of theatrical, musical, and dance productions. Prange's design aimed to create a contemporary space that would meet the evolving needs of the theater while contributing to Darmstadt’s urban landscape.

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