Veracruz, Veracruz
municipality of Veracruz, Mexico
The city of Veracruz is Mexico's oldest and largest port, located on the south-central Gulf of Mexico coast.
Símbolos/Symbols edit
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Flag of the port of Veracruz
City center edit
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Scene from the main plaza -
The cathdral -
Monument honoring the defenders of Veracruz in 1914 -
Civil registry building -
Baluarte de Santiago -
Looking towards city center from the malecon -
Municipal Palace
Port edit
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View of port taken from the jetty -
Carranza Lighthouse and PEMEX tower -
Carranza Lighthouse -
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Carranza Lighthouse -
PEMEX Tower -
PEMEX Tower at night -
Gran Cafe de la Parroquia -
Old boardwalk area
Fort San Juan de Ulúa edit
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Part of the fort's walls -
The fort's tower -
Wall and tower of fort
Gran Cafe la Parroquia edit
Cathedral edit
Veracruz Aquarium edit
Other areas edit
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Municipal palace -
Plaza de la Concordia -
Playa Villa del Mar -
Isla de Sacrificios -
Bar "Amnesia" -
Veracruz airport
old Veracruz edit
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Painting of Hernan Cortés' arrival in Veracruz -
Nebel lithography of Veracruz city -
Main plaza of Veracruz by Nebel -
Picture from the "Album of the Mexican Railway". Pictues by Casimiro Castro. -
Picture from the "Album of the Mexican Railway". Pictues by Casimiro Castro. -
Model of 19th century Veracruz -
Customs building and park circa 1920 -
Expanding the port circa 1901 -
San Juan de Ulúa and Veracruz circa 1615 -
Customs building 1910 -
Warehouses under construction at the port 1900 -
Port with customs building 1895 -
1847 Bombardment of Veracruz by Nebel -
old wall from 1615 -
Customs building and plaza 1890 -
Customs building 1880 -
Customs entrance 1908 -
Remodeling of the customs building 1902
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1897, view of city from bay -
Battle of Veracruz 1847 -
US flag during occupation of Veracruz 1914 -
US occupation of Veracruz 1914
Maps edit
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1777 -
16th century map of San Juan de Ulúa with Veracruz in background -
1854 -
Satellite image of Veracruz -
From Siege of Veracruz 1847
