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Monument to the Revolution

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4.7 (64467 reviews)

Pl. de la República s/n, Tabacalera, Cuauhtémoc, 06030 Cuauhtémoc, CDMX, Mexico

+52 55 5592 2038

Did You Know?
6 facts
220 feet
Towering Height

The Monumento a la Revolución stands tall at 220 feet, making it the tallest triumphal arch in the world, surpassing even the iconic Arc de Triomphe in Paris.

1938
Opening Year

The Monument to the Revolution was officially opened to the public in 1938, after years of construction and a change in plans from its original intended purpose.

Glass Elevator
Modern Ascent

A modern glass elevator takes visitors to the observation deck at the top of the monument, offering stunning panoramic views of Mexico City. The elevator is a striking feature within the structure, showcasing the monument's blend of historical and contemporary elements.

Museum
Beneath the Monument

Hidden beneath the massive concrete structure, the Monument to the Revolution houses a museum and art exhibit space. The National Museum of the Revolution, located in the basement, offers a glimpse into Mexico's rich history through a series of rooms dedicated to different periods.

Highlights from Reviews

panoramic city views

Offers panoramic views of Mexico City from multiple viewing platforms, especially stunning at sunset.

rich history

The monument provides a historical tour and museum section detailing the Mexican Revolution and the structure's history.

impressive architecture

The architecture of the monument is considered beautiful and impressive, both inside and out.

affordable tickets

Ticket prices are affordable, making it accessible for many visitors.

well-maintained

The monument is well-maintained, with informative displays for those who prefer a self-guided tour.

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