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Camino Real Polanco México
Polanco · Mexico City
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Image courtesy of © Camino Real Polanco MéxicoRicardo Legorreta’s hotel, built for the 1968 Olympics, with art throughout and pink walls.
Camino Real Polanco México opened in 1968, built for the Olympic Games to a design by Ricardo Legorreta, and calls itself a Hotel Museo for the art in its halls. It is at Calzada General Mariano Escobedo 700, in Anzures, at the edge of Polanco and close to Avenida Presidente Masaryk. You arrive past the Fuente del Movimiento Perpetuo, framed by pink and yellow walls.
- Legorreta architecture
- Art in the halls
- Near Masaryk
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