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Benita Galeana House Museum

The legacy of a tireless social activist

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What Makes It Special?

This house-museum preserves the legacy of Benita Galeana, one of the most prominent figures in Mexico’s labor and feminist movements. Her life was dedicated to defending the rights of women, workers, and the elderly.

Did You Know…?

Benita Galeana was the first woman to serve on the Board of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) and played an active role in drafting labor and social security laws. This space houses her personal belongings, photographs, books, and documents.

Don’t Miss

The house also serves as a cultural center and a space for reflection on social issues. Talks, book clubs, and community activities are frequently organized there.

Plan Your Visit

Cda. Zutano 11, Periodista, Benito Juárez, 03620 Ciudad de México, CDMX

Opening Hours:

Monday through Friday, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Admission:

Free admission

Recommended Visit Time:

45 min

Ideal For:

StudentsActivistsHistoriansPeople interested in social rights and feminism

How to Get There

Logo Metro
Nativitas (Line 2) – 12-minute walk
Logo Ecobici
CE-619 Kiff – Rafael Solana Verduguillo – 5-minute walk
Logo Autobuses
Eugenia – 5-minute walk
Logo Trolebus
Ramos Millán – 5-minute walk
The best option is to take public transportation from Eugenia and Ramos Millán.

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