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== Campeche City ==

== Campeche City ==

[[Image:Cath-SF.jpg‎|180px|left|thumb|Temple of San Fancisco]][[Image:Camp17.jpg‎|right]]

[[Image:Cath-SF.jpg‎|180px|left|thumb|Church of San Fancisco]][[Image:Camp17.jpg‎|right]]

Campeche City, capital of the state, has recovered his ancient name: ''San Francisco de Campeche''. This city was named "World Heritage Site" by UNESCO in 1999. Campeche used to be the principal town of the [[Maya]]n province of Cam Pech, which means "Place of the Boa serpent" and which was founded around the 3rd century A. D. In 1541 the Spanish Francisco de Montejo founded the "Villa de San Francisco de Campeche". For centuries this town was pummeled by pirate attacks. Campeche City is a walled one of Mexico's best-preserved historic centers. It has a system of fortifications that includes Forts, Baluartes (Bastions) with cannons on the battlement roof, defensive walls and  harbor military facilities. San Francisco de Campeche is an example of the military architecture of the 17th and 18th centuries. This fortifications may be seen along a seaside promenade.

Campeche City, capital of the state, has recovered his ancient name: ''San Francisco de Campeche''. This city was named "World Heritage Site" by UNESCO in 1999. Campeche used to be the principal town of the [[Maya]]n province of Cam Pech, which means "Place of the Boa serpent" and which was founded around the 3rd century A. D. In 1541 the Spanish Francisco de Montejo founded the "Villa de San Francisco de Campeche". For centuries this town was pummeled by pirate attacks. Campeche City is a walled one of Mexico's best-preserved historic centers. It has a system of fortifications that includes Forts, Baluartes (Bastions) with cannons on the battlement roof, defensive walls and  harbor military facilities. San Francisco de Campeche is an example of the military architecture of the 17th and 18th centuries. This fortifications may be seen along a seaside promenade.