• All seven stages of the Templo Mayor, except the first, have been excavated and assigned to the reigns of the emperors who were responsible for them.[10].
  • Work on the principal temple – Huei Teocalli in the Aztec’s Nahuatl language, or Templo Mayor in Spanish – began soon after the foundation of Tenochtitlan.
  • Templo = Temple, Mayor = Main -> Main Temple. And the pronunciation is relatively simple for English speakers as long as they know a few finer details.
  • Templo Mayor is an archaeological site located in the historic center of Mexico City. It was the main temple of the Aztecs in their capital city of Tenochtitlan.
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  • The center of Mexica religious and political life, the extraordinary remains of Templo Mayor stand in the heart of Mexico City.
  • Visitors can go to Mexico City to find Aztec Ruins, and this temple offers a glimpse into a very specific way of Aztec life..
  • The precinct may have contained as many as 78 different structures but the Templo Mayor was by far the tallest and must have dominated the city skyline.
  • Beyond the ruins, gaze at the Templo Mayor from different vantages; each angle tells a unique story of its grandeur and the city that has risen around it.
  • The Templo Mayor is today a major attraction in the very heart of downtown Mexico City and is one of Mexico’s most important archaeological sites.
  • Templo Mayor Müzesi,bir açık hava müzesi olup,meydanın hemen yanında yer alıyor.Azteklere ait pek çok kalıntılar,duvar süslemeleri ve heykeller...
  • In the center of the city, which had about 80 buildings, Templo Mayor loomed the largest. The grand temple was constructed of twin pyramids and stood 90 feet high.