Entre Morelos, Hidalgo, Liceo Y Degollado , Centro. 44130.
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This Plaza is also known as "Plaza de las Dos Copas" because of its two fountains shaped like it. The Plaza de la Liberacion was built in 1952 by Ignacio Diaz Morales to remember one of the most significant events in Mexico's history: The abolition of slavery. The monument of Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla breaking the chains of slavery. The Plaza is located opposite the Teatro Degollado and behind the Cathedral, on Hidalgo Avenue.
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This square is also known as the Plaza de los Tres PoderesBronze statue of Miguel Hidalgo-CostillaCrafts being sold in the plazaThe plaza is often used as a site for open air eventsThis square pays tribute to the abolition of slaveryThe Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary seen from the plazaPlaza de la LiberaciónMiguel Hidalgo made the decree on December 6, 1810 for the abolition of slaveryPlaza de la Liberación
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Entre Morelos, Hidalgo, Liceo Y Degollado , Centro. 44130.
