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Mexico City Bullring

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It is said that many of the world's top bullfighters start their season in Spain in March, move to Lima in October, and then return to Mexico to conclude the year’s bullfighting activities. Mexicans love watching bullfights, and during the bullfighting season, bullrings are always packed to capacity. When talking about bullrings, one cannot fail to mention the world's largest bullring—Mexico City…

Mexico City Bullring

It is said that many of the world's top bullfighters start their season in Spain in March, move to Lima in October, and then return to Mexico to conclude the year’s bullfighting activities. Mexicans love watching bullfights, and during the bullfighting season, bullrings are always packed to capacity. When talking about bullrings, one cannot fail to mention the world's largest bullring—the Mexico City Bullring.

The Mexico City Bullring opened in 1946 and is the largest bullring in the world, capable of accommodating 41,262 spectators eager to watch the matches. This massive bullring features 58 tiers of stands. The bullfighting season in Mexico runs from November to March each year, and many foreign tourists flock to the arena during this time to witness the skill of Mexican bullfighters. The battle between the powerful bulls and agile matadors is a breathtaking spectacle—though intense and thrilling, it is immensely exhilarating. Spectators can fully experience the bold and courageous spirit of the Mexican people. In addition to hosting bullfights, the Mexico City Bullring is also used for boxing matches.

Plaza México

Must-visit reason: The world's largest bullring

Continent where the attraction is located: North America

Country/Region where the attraction is located: Mexico

Province/State where the attraction is located: Mexico Federal District [México D.F]

City where the attraction is located: Mexico City

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