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Cemetery of San Fernando

34 Reviews

#184 of 544 things to do in Mexico City

Cemeteries, Sacred & Religious Sites, Sights & Landmarks

Puente de Alvarado and Vicente Guerrero, Mexico City, Mexico

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“No much to see here”

There didn't even appear to be a way to get in when we visited. There are fences all around that... read more

Reviewed 23 January 2018

lorid142

Iowa City

“A very interesting cemetery”

This cemetery is very interesting because the rest of famous people are deposited here, you can see... read more

Reviewed 22 December 2017

bryanmantezoni

USA

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This small cemetery holds the remains of many of Mexico's 19th-century elites, including President Benito Juárez.

4.0

34 reviews

Excellent38%
Very good44%
Average11%
Poor5%
Terrible2%

22 Dec 2017

“A very interesting cemetery”

23 Jan 2018

“No much to see here”

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Puente de Alvarado and Vicente Guerrero, Mexico City, Mexico

Coyoacán

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lorid142

Iowa City

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Reviewed 23 January 2018

No much to see here

There didn't even appear to be a way to get in when we visited. There are fences all around that you can see through, though. There aren't many plots. I wouldn't suggest spending any time going here.

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bryanmantezoni

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Reviewed 22 December 2017 via mobile

A very interesting cemetery

This cemetery is very interesting because the rest of famous people are deposited here, you can see some tombs to be very elegant and some others to be just average, recommend it to visit if you like cemeteries

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ManoloMexicoCity

Mexico City

Reviewed 20 January 2012

Very Old Tombs and Heroes resting place

An incredible tour between the tombs of several Mexican heroes and famous people from the 19th. Century. reading the epitaphs your mind begins reconstructing the life of those buried there

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Nearby

Coyoacan

Once you step into Coyoacán (“Land of the Coyotes”)
you'll find picturesque parks and cantinas that will
transport you back to the colonial era thanks to the
brick and stone details of the area. Iconic writers
such as Trotsky and great painters like Frida Kahlo
seeked refuge and inspiration in this area, and you
can see the unique spirit of this neighborhood
reflected in its colorful market where nieves, sopes

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