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Looking up at Fernando Pacheco Castro's murals in the Palacio de Gobierno; the murals were completed in 1978. Large hall in the Government Palace is sometimes used for recitals; nice views can be had of the Cathedral from here. Typical street scene near the city center

The Teatro Peon Contreras (on the left) One of a pair of Keel-billed toucans at the El Rincon Restaurant, Hotel Caribe The U.S. Consulate on the Paseo Montejo

The zocala is also known as the Plaza Mayor or Plaza Principal. Time to feed the pigeons at the zocalo! Looking down the street toward the Ateneo Peninsular at the main square. The Ateneo is the city's contemporary art museum, also called the MACAY.

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Looking up at Fernando Pacheco Castro's murals in the Palacio de Gobierno; the murals were completed in 1978.	Large hall in the Government Palace is sometimes used for recitals; nice views can be had of the Cathedral from here.	Typical street scene near the city center
The Teatro Peon Contreras (on the left)	One of a pair of Keel-billed toucans at the El Rincon Restaurant, Hotel Caribe	The U.S. Consulate on the Paseo Montejo
The zocala is also known as the Plaza Mayor or Plaza Principal.	Time to feed the pigeons at the zocalo!	Looking down the street toward the Ateneo Peninsular at the main square. The Ateneo is the city's contemporary art museum, also called the MACAY.