Notary historical heritage of Mexico City

I did not know that this place housed the historical Acerbo, it is an old building but with a good architectural appearance, accompanied by this interesting statue.

The only existing baroque building on Avenida Juárez is the former Corpus Christi temple, now converted into an archive of CDMX, it is difficult to visit it and it is only possible to see it from the outside, but it is worth appreciating this old and beautiful church that has survived to Benito Juárez, Porfirio Díaz, Madero, the revolution, independence and now Q4

It is one of the most beautiful structures of the historic buildings of the cdmx, a very beautiful architecture, inside it is much more beautiful, some days a bazaar is placed in which you can buy many different things and outside a man who sells cactasias even very good price. I recommend going during the afternoon.

Really it is a very beautiful place, usually closed, the extemplo old Corpus Christi belonging to the old exconvento Nasturtiums disappeared. Notaries historical heritage of the CDMX and also hosts anything like that. The place challenges for public and private events. The interior itself is quite interesting

A historical monument of Mexico City, commonly called * General Archive of Notaries * is an instance of the CDMX government, which is responsible for the conservation, custody and reproduction of the documents contained in its appendices and protocols, as well as the custody of notary seals and other notarized documents, is a place that I highly recommend during your visit to Mexico.