Cultural Heritage of
Mexico
The Metropolitan Palace (or Marble Palace , as some call it) is an impressive neoclassical palace with carved wooden portals and marble foyers that was built in 1870 and is full of history:
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Since 1880 its beautiful salons became the best host of aristocratic dances of the Porfiriato, since it was home to Doña Carmen Romero wife of Don Porfirio Díaz
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During the Spanish Civil War it housed a coexistence center for Spanish immigrants
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Later it became a refuge for the Jewish community in Mexico
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When it stopped working as a residential house, it had various uses such as a gym and a cinema.
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After a long process of 35 years of restoration, it is now possible to live a unique experience at the Metropolitan Palace.
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Imagine all the elegance of the celebrations held during the Porfiriato and transfer this panorama to the celebration of the most anticipated moment of your life, making it completely unforgettable.