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Railroad Workers Museum

A Station of History, Labor, and Workers' Resistance in the Age of Steam

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What Makes It Special?

Located in the former La Villa train station, this museum pays tribute to railway workers in Mexico. It preserves the history of trains as a driving force of modernization, but also as a symbol of the labor movement.

Did You Know…?

The station was built in 1907 and today houses original train cars, tools, uniforms, photographs, and archives from the railroad unions. It also hosts cultural events, plays, and concerts.

Don’t Miss

If you're visiting with children, be sure to check out the train cars and models. If you're interested in history, explore the documents and the labor timeline. It's a charming museum with a lot of character.

Plan Your Visit

Entrada por Cuauhtémoc, Alberto Herrera s/n, Aragón La Villa (Aragón), Gustavo A. Madero, 07000 Ciudad de México

Opening Hours:

Tuesday through Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Admission:

Free admission

Recommended Visit Time:

1 to 1.5 hours

Ideal For:

FamiliesStudentsHistoriansTravelers with a keen eye

How to Get There

Logo Metro
La Villa–Basílica (Red Line 6) – 2-minute walk
Logo Metrobus
La Villa Line 6 – 3-minute walk
Logo Autobuses
La Villa Metro Station – 2-minute walk
Logo Trolebus
Gral. Villada – 6-minute walk
Logo RTP
Calzada de Guadalupe – 2-minute walk
Very good access by subway

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