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Mexican Revolution

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museo-del-bicentenario-torre-latinoamericana

Bicentennial Museum – Torre Latinoamericana

A visual tribute to the movements that shaped Mexico
galeria-de-historia-museo-del-caracol

Caracol History Gallery Museum

The history of Mexico told step by step and in clear terms
museo-casa-de-carranza

Carranza House Museum

The home where a president who played a key role in Mexico's history lived and died
museo-de-caballeria

Cavalry Museum

A Historical Look at the Equestrian Spirit of the Mexican Army
museo-del-inehrm-instituto-nacional-de-estudios-historicos-de-las-revoluciones-de-mexico

INEHRM Museum – National Institute of Historical Studies of Mexico’s Revolutions

A space that explains how revolutions shaped the nation we live in today
complejo-cultural-los-pinos

Los Pinos Cultural Complex

From presidential power to art and culture for all
museo-nacional-de-la-revolucion-cdmx

National Museum of the Revolution

Modern Mexico was born here: living history from the very heart of the Monument
museo-del-cuartel-zapatista

Zapatista Headquarters Museum

A house transformed into a tribute to the peasant struggle

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Mexico City: Discover Los Pinos Residence Tour and Cablebus

Take a guided trip to see the inside of the Los Pinos former presidential residence and admire the statues of every president who lived there. Then we will travel on the new Cablebús line 3.

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