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Tomás Medina Villarruel Museum Library

Milpa Alta as Told by Its Chronicler: Books, History, and Community Dignity

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What Makes It Special?

This museum-library honors the life and work of chronicler and historian Tomás Medina Villarruel, a key figure in preserving the history of Milpa Alta. It is a cultural space that combines exhibitions with documentary collections, bringing to light the history, traditions, and social struggles of this region.

Did You Know…?

The museum houses the chronicler’s personal belongings, photographs, historical documents, books, and other materials that shed light on daily life, customs, and social developments in Milpa Alta throughout the 20th century.

Don’t Miss

It’s a great starting point for understanding the cultural identity of Milpa Alta and its indigenous communities. You can also take the opportunity to visit other nearby cultural sites, such as the Corn Museum or the Santa Ana Tlacotenco Community Museum.

Plan Your Visit

Av. Sur del Comercio 23, La Soledad, Tláhuac, 13508 San Juan Ixtayopan, CDMX

Opening Hours:

Tuesday through Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Admission:

Free admission

Recommended Visit Time:

45 minutes to 1 hour

Ideal For:

Local historiansStudentsCurious travelersLocal residents

How to Get There

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La Cruz Roundabout – 6-minute walk
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Camino Real – 6-minute walk
Easier access by local public transportation or private car.

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