<p><br> The Catedral Metropolitana in Mexico City's Constitution Square is an imposing example of Spanish Baroque architecture.</p>

Catedral Metropolitana


The Catedral Metropolitana in Mexico City's Constitution Square is an imposing example of Spanish Baroque architecture.

Photograph by Krista Rossow

Magnificent Mexico City

See Mexico City photos in this gallery from National Geographic’s Ultimate City Guide for Mexico City.

Published January 29, 2010

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