Parque Hundido

The park spans multiple levels with paths connecting different areas, featuring numerous trees, benches, and open spaces for activities and relaxation.

The location operated as the Ladrillera Nochebuena brick-making facility from the mid-19th century until its transformation into a public park in the 1930s.

The park displays over 50 replicas of pre-Hispanic sculptures along six themed walkways representing different Mexican civilizations including Mayan, Olmec, and Zapotec.

Visitors can access the park via public transportation, with facilities including restrooms, children's playgrounds, off-leash dog areas, and walking trails.

A Japanese technology floral clock stands at the center of the park near Plaza Dolores del Río, marking time through carefully arranged plants and flowers.

Location: Mexico City

GPS coordinates: 19.37806,-99.17889

Latest update: March 2, 2025 22:48