Edificio El Moro, Art Deco building in Centro Histórico, Mexico City, Mexico
Edificio El Moro is a nine-story building with a white facade located in downtown Mexico City. The structure holds offices and commercial spaces across its floors, with elevators connecting the different levels.
The building opened in 1945 during Mexico City's period of rapid modernization following the Second World War. It represents the wave of new construction that transformed the downtown area during that time.
The ground floor holds El Moro churros shop, where people from across the city gather regularly to enjoy traditional churros and hot chocolate together. This spot has become woven into the daily rhythm of many residents.
The building sits in the city center and is easy to reach by public transportation from various parts of Mexico City. Its location provides good access to metro and bus lines.
The churros shop on the ground floor dates back to 1935, ten years before the building itself was constructed. This makes it one of the oldest businesses still operating in the area.
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