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Espacio Escultórico

Sometimes dubiously described as the world's largest outdoor sculpture, the Espacio Escultórico is a round ring reminiscent of a modernized Stonehenge. It is a wide path lined with angular stone monoliths surrounding a patch of natural volcanic rock.

Address: University Theater Center (CUT), Mario de La Cueva, Cd. Universitaria
Hours: Mon-Fri 08:00 - 16:00, closed Sat-Sun
Website: cultura.unam.mx (opens in a new tab)

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