Así se construyó el Palacio de Minería — la joya neoclásica que tardó 24 años (1797)

🏛️ How the Palace of Mining Was Built — The Neoclassical Jewel That Took 24 Years (1797) In the heart of Mexico City stands one of the most impressive buildings in all of Latin America: the **Palace of Mining**. Considered a masterpiece of Neoclassicism, this monumental building required more than two decades of work to become one of the greatest symbols of engineering, architecture, and scientific education in New Spain. But few know the incredible story behind its construction. In this documentary, you will discover how the project came about, who the genius architect was who designed it, how enormous quantities of stone were transported across the viceregal capital, and why construction took no less than *24 years* to complete. 📜 In this video, you will discover: The origin of the Royal Mining Seminary. The importance of mining in New Spain. Who Manuel Tolsá was and his architectural legacy. The Neoclassical design that revolutionized Mexican architecture. The construction challenges of the 18th century. The extraction and transport of materials. The artistic and decorative details of the building. The inauguration of the Palace of Mining. How it became a symbol of Mexican science and engineering. Its enduring historical significance. With historical reconstructions, stunning architecture, and the political and economic context of the era, you'll learn step by step about the creation of one of the most extraordinary works in the Hispanic world. 🔥 Subscribe for more documentaries about architecture, engineering, historical monuments, empires, and great constructions that changed history. #MiningPalace #HistoryOfMexico #MexicoCity #Architecture #Neoclassical #ManuelTolsá #NewSpain #Engineering #History #Documentary #HistoricalArchitecture #Heritage #Mexico #Construction #WorldHistory