A yearly "passion play" in this city began after an 1843 cholera epidemic and unusually depicts the harem of King Herod.
A yearly "passion play" in this city began after an 1843 cholera epidemic and unusually depicts the harem of King Herod. That ceremony ends with the Crucifixion taking place on its Cerro de la Estrella. An image of the Child Jesus dubbed "Niñopa" is venerated by residents of one of this city's boroughs, whose canals are navigated by trajineras. Many tourists in this city visit a tilma, or cloth, on which an image of the Virgin Mary miraculously appeared. The largest cathedral in the Americas sits at the northern end of this city's Constitution Square, or Zócalo. Pilgrims flock to this city's Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. For 10 points, name this city home to the most Catholics, as well as the most residents, of any North American city.
A yearly "passion play" in this city began after an 1843 cholera epidemic and unusually depicts the harem of King Herod.
Mexico City [or Ciudad de México]