Toluca
Toluca was a pre-Columbian cultural center and is now the capital of Mexico State. The city has several tourist attractions that are due to its great cultural and artistic heritage, some of the attractions are its traditional portals, the Cosmovitral botanical garden, the annual Alfeñique Fair on the occasion of the Day of the Dead festival and the International Festival of Toluca Cinema.
- City with about 224,000 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 2,660 metres (8,730 feet)
- …has the IATA airport code TLC
- …is also known as “Toluca de Lerdo”
- …was formerly known as “Tōllohcān”
- Description: capital of the State of Mexico, Mexico
Places of Interest
Highlights include Nemesio Diez Stadium and Estadio Universitario Alberto "Chivo" Córdoba.
Nemesio Diez Stadium
Nemesio Diez Stadium, sometimes referred…
Estadio Universitario Alberto "Chivo" Córdoba
Estadio Universitario Alberto "Chivo" Córdoba…
Estadio Juan Josafat Pichardo
Stadium
The Estadio Juan Josafat Pichardo is a multi-use stadium located in Toluca, State of Mexico.
Toluca
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Latitude
19.2925° or 19° 17′ 33″ north
Longitude
-99.6569° or 99° 39′ 25″ west
UN/LOCODE
MX TLC
Open location code
76F278VV+26
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place=city
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In Other Languages
From Afrikaans to Wu Chinese—“Toluca” goes by many names.
TolucaAfrikaans
ቶሉካAmharic
تولوكاArabic
Toluca de LerdoAragonese
ՏոլուկաArmenian
Տոլուկա դե ԼերդոArmenian
TolucaAsturian
Toluca de LerdoAsturian
TolucaAzerbaijani
TolucaBalinese
TolucaBasque
Toluca de LerdoBasque
Toluca de LerdoBavarian
ТалукаBelarusian
Талука дэ ЛердаBelarusian
টোলুকাBengali
TolucaBreton
ТолукаBulgarian
TolucaCatalan
Toluca de LerdoCatalan
TolucaCebuano
Toluca (kapital sa estado)Cebuano
Toluca de LerdoCebuano
تۆلۆکاCentral Kurdish
托卢卡Chinese
托盧卡Chinese
TolucaCzech
TolucaDanish
Toluca de LerdoDanish
TolucaDimli (individual language)
TolucaDutch
Toluca de LerdoDutch
تولوكاEgyptian Arabic
TolucaEsperanto
Toluca de LerdoEsperanto
TolucaFinnish
TolucaGalician
Toluca de LerdoGalician
ტოლუკაGeorgian
ΤολούκαGreek
તોલુકાGujarati
TolucaHausa
טולוקהHebrew
टोलुकाHindi
तोलुका दे लेर्दोHindi
Toluca de LerdoHungarian
TolucaIcelandic
TolucaIdo
TolucaIloko
Toluca de LerdoIloko
TolucaIndonesian
TolucaIrish
TolucaItalian
トルーカJapanese
トルカJapanese
TolucaJavanese
TolucaKalaallisut
ಟೋಲುಕಾKannada
ТолукаKazakh
TolucaKikuyu
ТолукаKirghiz
톨로카Korean
톨루카Korean
Toluca de LerdoLadino
Municipium TolucaLatin
TolucaLatin
Toluca LerdoensisLatin
TolukaLatvian
TolucaLithuanian
TolukaLithuanian
TolucaMalagasy
TolucaMalay
TolucaMaltese
तोलुकाMarathi
तोलुका दे लेर्दोMarathi
TolucaMin Nan Chinese
ტოლუკაMingrelian
TolucaNorthern Frisian
Toluca de LerdoNorthern Frisian
TolucaNorwegian
TolucaNorwegian Bokmål
Toluca de LerdoNorwegian Bokmål
TolucaNorwegian Nynorsk
Toluca i MexicoNorwegian Nynorsk
TolucaOromo
Толукæ-де-ЛердоOssetian
ਟੋਲੂਕਾPanjabi
ਤੋਲੂਕਾPanjabi
تولوکاPersian
تولوکا٬ استادو د مخیکوPersian
TolucaPolish
Toluca de LerdoPolish
تولوکاPushto
Toluca de LerdoQuechua
TolucaRomanian
Toluca de LerdoRomanian
Toluca de Lerdo, MéxicoRomanian
ТолукаRussian
Толука-де-ЛердоRussian
TolucaScots
ТолукаSerbian
TolucaSerbo-Croatian
Toluca, MéxicoSerbo-Croatian
TolucaSilesian
ටෝලුකාSinhala
TolucaSlovak
TolucaSlovenian
Toluca de LerdoSlovenian
TolucaSomali
TolucaSwahili
Toluca, MexicoSwahili
TolucaSwedish
Toluca de LerdoSwedish
TolucaTagalog
ТолукаTajik
டோலுகாTamil
ТолукаTatar
Толука-де-ЛердоTatar
టోలుకాTelugu
TolucaThai
โตลูกาThai
TolucaTumbuka
TolucaTurkish
ТолукаUkrainian
Толука-де-ЛердоUkrainian
تولوکاUrdu
ٹولوکاUrdu
TolucaUzbek
TolukaUzbek
TolucaVenetian
TolucaVietnamese
Toluca, Bang MexicoVietnamese
TolucaVolapük
Toluca (Mäxikän)Volapük
TolucaWaray (Philippines)
托卢卡Wu Chinese
ma tomo Toluka
Tollohkan
Tollohkan Lerdo
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