Tacubaya, Mexico City

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Tacubaya, Mexico City is a historic neighborhood in the west of Mexico City known for its colonial-era architecture, traditional markets, and role as a former independent town absorbed into the urban fabric.

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Tacubaya 21
Tacubaya, Mexico City canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic district
neighborhood
adjacentTo Colonia Daniel Garza
Colonia Escandón
Colonia Observatorio
Colonia San Miguel Chapultepec
country Mexico
governedBy Borough of Miguel Hidalgo government
hasArchitectureStyle 19th-century eclectic
colonial
porfirian architecture
hasEconomicActivity retail trade
services
street vending
hasFeature dense urban fabric
historic churches
historic houses
mixed residential and commercial land use
narrow streets
public plazas
street markets
traditional markets
transportation hubs
hasHeritage colonial-era architecture
hasHistoricalRole former independent town
suburban retreat for elites in the 19th century
hasLandmark Antigua Hacienda de Tacubaya (historic estates and houses)
Casa de la Bola
Parque Lira
hasPostalCode 11850
11870
hasPublicTransport Tacubaya metro station
hasReligiousBuilding Parroquia de la Candelaria (church)
hasTransportInfrastructure major bus routes
trolleybus lines
hasUrbanCharacter high-density housing
working-class neighborhood
historicalPeriodOfGrowth 19th century
colonial era
incorporatedInto Mexico City urban area
integratedIntoMexicoCity 19th–20th centuries
languageUsed Spanish
locatedIn Mexico City
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City
locatedInTimeZone America/Mexico_City
partOf west of Mexico City
servedBy Mexico City Metro Line 1
Mexico City Metro Line 7
Mexico City Metro Line 9

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City contains Tacubaya, Mexico City
Plan of Tacubaya declaredIn Tacubaya
linked to: Tacubaya, Mexico City
Juanacatlán adjacentStation Tacubaya
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Juanacatlán hasUndergroundTunnelsTo Tacubaya
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José María Iglesias placeOfDeath Tacubaya
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Alcaldía Miguel Hidalgo containsAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Tacubaya
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San Miguel Chapultepec locatedNear Tacubaya
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Metro Line 9 terminus Tacubaya
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Metro Line 9 startStation Tacubaya
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Metro Line 9 hasStation Tacubaya
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Metro Line 9 hasTransferStation Tacubaya
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Jamaica hasLine9Direction Tacubaya
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Velódromo connectsTo Tacubaya
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Salvador Fidalgo deathPlace Tacubaya
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Battle of Tacubaya location Tacubaya
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Escandón, Mexico City adjacentTo Tacubaya, Mexico City
Juanacatlán hasAdjacentStation Tacubaya
subject linked to: Metro station Juanacatlán
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Tacubaya metro station locatedIn Tacubaya
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Tacubaya metro station namedAfter Tacubaya
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Parque Lira locatedIn Tacubaya
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Casa de la Bola locatedIn Tacubaya
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Casa de la Bola locatedInNeighborhood Tacubaya
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Antigua Hacienda de Tacubaya locatedIn Tacubaya
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