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Hidalgo Market - Kiosk of History

At the world fair in Paris, in 1900, near the Eiffel Tower, there was a large exhibition hall that for its beauty caught the attention of the representative of Mexico and was bought. Having to disarm all the smithy and number it to be moved, by decision of Porfirio Díaz. The original project was to use the magna structure for a railway station, which was discarded and it was decided to use it as a municipal public market. The building is undoubt…
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At the world fair in Paris, in 1900, near the Eiffel Tower, there was a large exhibition hall that for its beauty caught the attention of the representative of Mexico and was bought. Having to disarm all the smithy and number it to be moved, by decision of Porfirio Díaz. The original project was to use the magna structure for a railway station, which was discarded and it was decided to use it as a municipal public market. The building is undoubt…

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kiosco-de-historia broke the news on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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