Paseo de la Reforma

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avenue boulevard tourist attraction

Paseo de la Reforma is a grand, historic boulevard in Mexico City known for its monuments, cultural landmarks, and role as a central artery of the city.

Aliases (8)

Paseo de la Reforma corridor ×3
Paseo de la Reforma urban corridor ×2
Calle 5 de Mayo ×1
Paseo de la Emperatriz ×1
Paseo de la Reforma (central section) ×1
Paseo de la Reforma section ×1
Paseo de la Reforma y de la Emperatriz ×1
Prolongación Paseo de la Reforma ×1

Statements (54)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	avenue → boulevard → tourist attraction →
builtFor	Maximilian I of Mexico →
city	Mexico City →
constructionStartDate	1864 →
country	Mexico →
formerName	Paseo de la Emperatriz → Paseo de la Reforma y de la Emperatriz →
hasFunction	business corridor → cultural corridor → tourism corridor →
hasMonument	Angel of Independence → Diana the Huntress Fountain → Estela de Luz → Glorieta de la Palma (former palm roundabout) → Monument to Christopher Columbus (former location) → Monument to Cuauhtémoc → Monument to Cuauhtémoc and his warriors → Monument to José de San Martín → Monument to Mahatma Gandhi → Monument to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk → Monument to Simón Bolívar → Monument to the Niños Héroes (nearby Chapultepec access) → Monument to the Revolution →
hasPart	Glorieta de Colón → Glorieta de la Diana Cazadora → Glorieta de la Estela de Luz → Glorieta de la Palma → Glorieta del Ángel →
inception	1860s →
isPartOf	Mexico City road network →
knownFor	Sunday open-street events for cyclists → civic parades → cultural landmarks → financial district → historic monuments → political demonstrations → public art exhibitions →
locatedIn	Benito Juárez borough → Cuauhtémoc borough → Mexico City → Mexico City historic center area → Miguel Hidalgo borough →
namedAfter	La Reforma (liberal reforms in Mexico) → Reform War →
originalPurpose	imperial boulevard connecting Chapultepec Castle with the city center →
passesNear	Alameda Central (via connecting streets) → Bosque de Chapultepec →
passesThrough	Polanco area (via extension) → Zona Rosa →
role	major arterial road of Mexico City →
terminus	Centro Histórico de la Ciudad de México → Chapultepec Park →

Referenced by (47)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Angel of Independence → Diana the Huntress Fountain → Glorieta de Colón → Glorieta de la Estela de Luz → Glorieta del Ángel → Monument to Christopher Columbus (former location) → Monument to Independence (El Ángel) → Monument to José de San Martín → National Auditorium → Torre Mayor ("Paseo de la Reforma corridor") →	locatedOn
Estela de Luz → Glorieta de la Palma → Monument to Cuauhtémoc → Monument to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk → Monument to Simón Bolívar →	locatedIn
Altar a la Patria → Auditorio metro station → Bosques de las Lomas ("Paseo de la Reforma corridor") → Colonia Guerrero ("Paseo de la Reforma corridor") → Zona Rosa →	near
Cuauhtémoc → Cuauhtémoc borough → Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City ("Paseo de la Reforma (central section)") → Miguel Hidalgo borough ("Paseo de la Reforma section") →	contains
Monument to Cuauhtémoc → Monument to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk → Museo Tamayo → Torre Mayor →	locatedOnStreet
Paseo de la Reforma ("Paseo de la Emperatriz") → Paseo de la Reforma ("Paseo de la Reforma y de la Emperatriz") →	formerName
Plaza de la Constitución ("Calle 5 de Mayo") →	adjacentTo
Glorieta de la Palma →	avenue
Colonia Juárez →	borderedBy
Monument to Cuauhtémoc →	category
Auditorio metro station →	hasExitTo
Chapultepec Hill →	hasNearbyAvenue
Santa Fe (Mexico City) ("Prolongación Paseo de la Reforma") →	hasRoadConnection
Chapultepec Castle →	hasView
Glorieta de la Estela de Luz ("Paseo de la Reforma urban corridor") →	isPartOf
Anzures →	locatedNear
Mexico City →	majorAvenue
Lomas de Chapultepec →	majorRoad
Glorieta del Ángel ("Paseo de la Reforma urban corridor") →	partOf
Glorieta del Ángel →	roadJunctionOf
Glorieta de la Palma →	streetJunctionOf
Colonia Tabacalera →	traversedBy
Monument to Christopher Columbus (former location) →	visibleFrom