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It has been a neighbourhood of renowned artists, creators, publicists, lawyers and scholars. The characteristic small businesses that make of the neighbourhood a small village in the large and big Mexico City still survive thanks to the local support, however this 21st century is making the situation
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are located in the eastern part of the colony, in the
Insurgentes Sur Avenue, in the Line 1 (Red Line); La Piedad and Nuevo León which is linked to Line 2 (Purple Line) that is situated in the northern part of the neighbourhood, which runs along the Benjamín Franklin Avenue. These stations are Nuevo
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that were founded at the beginning of the 19th century on crop terrains that were formerly part of
Hacienda de la Condesa, belonging to Condesa de Miravalle. This colony formed part of the Hacienda de la Condesa, being property of the family Escandón, who fractionated the terrains situated south of
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Since March 2015, the fourth generation stations of
Ecobici were installed. The roads were improved and new signals for cyclists were also installed. Until December 2015 there were 11 stations existing in the neighborhood: 7 in Escandón II and 4 in Escandon I. These stations correspond to the 166,
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In addition to the security and accommodation, the geographic location of the colony turns it into a good alternative for tourists in the large and agglomerated Mexico City; whether the city is visited by pleasure or by businesses, its roads of access connect it with a considerable quantity of
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As many other neighbourhoods founded in the first half of the 20th century, Escandón has several services and businesses that aim to attend the local population; some examples of this are the Jardín
Morelos park and the market established in front of it. In recent times, the neighbourhood has
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The main aim of the institution is to approach the citizens to reading and cultural services of quality, with the creation of the building with a modern architectural style. As part of the programme, the park was modernized; they replanted the green areas, the children's playgrounds and some
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The destruction of these simple and beautiful architectonic features is growing day by day, which has caused its inhabitants (some belonging to third or fourth generations) to unite to prevent big construction businesses from acquiring these houses to demolish them and build luxury apartment
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The routes of the
Network of Transport of Passengers (RTP) of the Federal District, that go through the neighbourhood, correspond to the routes of the Zona SurPoniente M-15, and are the Route 13-To and the Route 115-To.
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One of the main places of interest is the street José Martí, in which the
Theatre Sandoval shows children plays; likewise, the church, the market and the cantina "El Fuerte de la Colonia", and small
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ended, the
Catholic church Espíritu Santo was the first to ring its bells. Its construction, dating from the beginning of the 20th century, and its inner decoration, are a national heritage object.
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buildings that, due to its location, makes them highly demanded. One of the chalets of the
Sindicalismo street has been demolished despite the protests and the protection of the INAH.
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Its excellent location has made real-estate prices to rise every day, particularly since the earthquake that happened on 19 September 2017 and because of its convenient location.
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have been installed through all the colony, one of the biggest is found inside the market, and the smallest, in front of the
Hospital Angeles Mexico, in the street of Agrarismo.
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The neighbourhood is divided in two: Escandón I and Escandón II due to its big extension. The first section is located from the
Patriotismo Avenue and confines with the
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was inaugurated in the Federal District. The bike stations 77 (Choapan and Tamaulipas) and 83 (New León and Alfonso Reyes) are the nearest to the neighbourhood.
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were built. Beautiful residences of the final 19th century are conserved, of which a lot of have been destroyed to build high cost apartment buildings. The
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a fair is installed with food and fair games. The street José Martí is the hallway of trade and food, therefore
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Escuela Preparatoria Miguel Hidalgo "Carmen Serdán"
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692:"Mapa de cicloestaciones | ECOBICI"
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332:León, Escandón and Patriotism.
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121:, Baja California Avenue and
1914:Neighborhoods in Mexico City
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19:For the place in Spain, see
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1909:Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City
1837:Demarcaciones territoriales
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744:Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City
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142:Miguel Hidalgo delegation
1124:This list is incomplete.
1033:Colegio Ciudad de México
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485:Other places of interest
1880:19.401951°N 99.182209°W
1657:Ampliación Daniel Garza
1522:Santa María Insurgentes
1240:Extremadura Insurgentes
545:Colonia Viaducto Piedad
1692:San Miguel Chapultepec
1280:San Pedro de los Pinos
1230:Ciudad de los Deportes
788:San Miguel Chapultepec
411:Gabriela Cuevas Barrón
306:Subway of Mexico City.
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127:Viaducto Miguel Alemán
66:and confines with the
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1885:19.401951; -99.182209
1849:List of neighborhoods
1766:San Andrés Totoltepec
1527:Santa María la Ribera
1250:Insurgentes San Borja
1197:Jardines del Pedregal
1066:Escuela Sierra Nevada
1009:Lycée Franco-Mexicain
940:Museo de Arte Moderno
382:Forest of Chapultepec
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83:eclectic architecture
1672:Lomas de Chapultepec
1662:Bosques de las Lomas
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1270:San José Insurgentes
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763:Lomas de Chapultepec
758:Bosques de las Lomas
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115:Lomas of Chapultepec
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1771:San Miguel Topilejo
1639:San Jerónimo Lídice
1631:Magdalena Contreras
1517:San Simón Tolnahuac
1379:Ampliación Asturias
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773:Paseo de la Reforma
431:In addition to the
16:Mexico City colonia
1743:San Andrés Mixquic
1585:Villa de Guadalupe
1041:The Wingate School
1025:Westhill Institute
930:Chapultepec Castle
565:Colonia San Rafael
561:Colonia Cuauhtémoc
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868:San Joaquín
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310:Patriotismo
259:Insurgentes
255:Mexico City
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189:Arquitectos
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146:Mexico City
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44:Mexico City
1898:Categories
1871:99°10′56″W
1868:19°24′07″N
1835:Boroughs (
1809:Xochimilco
1717:Milpa Alta
1613:Iztapalapa
1570:Lindavista
1537:Tlatelolco
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1512:San Rafael
1495:Roma Norte
1490:Peralvillo
1414:Cuauhtémoc
1394:Buenavista
1346:Cuauhtémoc
1323:Cuajimalpa
1303:Churubusco
823:Cuitláhuac
702:2022-10-07
655:2015-12-22
630:2022-10-07
605:2022-10-07
581:References
508:Iztapalapa
453:Pulquerías
389:José Martí
229:Porfiriato
205:José Martí
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1595:Iztacalco
1575:Malacates
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1449:Zona Rosa
1424:Esperanza
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1202:Los Alpes
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887:Landmarks
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459:pulquería
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375:antojitos
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284:Transport
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185:Agrarismo
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1844:Colonias
1702:Tacubaya
1667:Escandón
1542:Tránsito
1507:Roma Sur
1439:Guerrero
1419:Doctores
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1336:Santa Fe
1295:Coyoacán
1275:San Juan
1212:Santa Fe
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497:See also
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167:Division
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109:Location
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471:jukebox
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417:Library
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