In Tampico
you can marvel
at the
beautiful
architecture of
some of
the city’s
most emblematic
edifices.
Catedral de la
Inmaculada Concepcion (Cathedral)
– Located in front
of the Plaza
de Armas. This 19th-century
construction has a notable
neoclassic pink
stone façade.
One of
the most
striking features
is the
triangular pediment,
which is
ornamented with
Byzantine-style
tiles. Open daily
from 8:00 to
7:00.
Antiguo Palacio
Municipal
– Located on
Altamira Street.
This building,
which is a
blend of
various
architectural styles,
stands out for
its main
façade on
the corner of
the edifice.
Also of
interest is
the art
nouveau
ornamentation, which
was made using
mortar. On
the sides
of the
main entrance
are two medallions
with the
busts of
Leona Vicario and Josefa Ortiz de
Dominguez. In the
center of
the entryway
you’ll see
the city’s
coat of
arms, which
is made of
cast iron.
Open Monday
through Saturday
from 10:00 to
4:00.
Edificio de la
Antigua Aduana Maritima (Maritime
Customs Building)
–
Located on
Aduana Street. This
is one
of the
city’s most
valuable architectural
treasures. In the
early 20th
century, it
was the
center of
the port’s
commercial activity.
This elegant
English-influenced
architectural
design features
striking brickwork
and ironwork
ornamentation...
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