M68, 1968 Memorial and Social Movements
In Mexico known as: M68, Memorial de 1968 y Movimientos sociales
Museum Overview
Location & Contact
Address
Ricardo Flores Magón s/n
Col. Nonoalco Tlatelolco
Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México 06900
Phone
Website
Museum Information
Permanent Exhibitions
1
Temporary Exhibitions
1
Founded
2007
Affiliation
UNAM/Centro Cultural Universitario Tlatelolco
Introduction
Discover M68, Memorial de 1968 y Movimientos sociales in Mexico City, a museum dedicated to the 1968 student movements and their lasting impact. Expect immersive exhibits, archival footage, and spaces for reflection after your visit.
Museum Exhibitions
Permanent Collections
M68, Memorial of 1968 and Social Movements, 1,144 m². It is a single room with thematic units that change each year.
Special Exhibitions
The CCU Tlatelolco program includes a Sala de Exposiciones Temporales (the CCU Tlatelolco general space, not specific to M68) of 520 m². The temporary exhibition program includes proposals that deepen the CCU Tlatelolco thematic areas, with emphasis on visual and sound arts, to contribute to recognizing diverse memories and identities, foster empathy and critical thinking.
Highlights
- Immersive multimedia exhibits.
- Personal stories from 1968 movements.
- Archival footage and documents.
- Thoughtful galleries for reflection.
- Access to screenings and talks.
At a Glance
Visit Duration
60-75 minutes on average
Best Time to Visit
Early morning or late afternoon for fewer crowds
Accessibility
Ramps and accessible facilities; contact ahead for accommodations
Photography
Photography allowed without flash in most galleries
WiFi
WiFi available in public areas
Facilities
Restrooms available on-site
Hours
Wed–Thu 11 AM–5 PM; Fri–Sun 11 AM–6 PM; Mon Closed; Tue Closed Verify hours
Cost Information
General admission $40 MXN ($2.00 USD); Free admission: students, teachers (with valid credentials), INAPAM members and local residents (show ID); Sundays, free admission
Tickets
Admission may be free or paid; verify on official site. Check pricing
Getting There
Reach the museum by rideshare, nearby public transit, and parking options in surrounding facilities. For the best route and up-to-date access details, consult the official site before you travel.
Nearby Places
Museo Nacional de Arte
Pair with a stroll through nearby parks.
Café El Sándwich
Great espresso and pastries after your visit.
Mercado de La Merced
Grab a quick bite from the stalls.
Centro Cultural Tlatelolco
Consider a guided tour for context.
Visitor Policies
Photography
Photography is generally permitted without flash; tripods may be restricted.
Bags & Storage
Small bags are allowed; large bags may require screening at entry.
Strollers & Children
Strollers are allowed in most areas; some galleries may require folding.
Lockers
Lockers may be available for small items; availability varies by season.
Tips for Your Visit
To avoid crowds, visit on weekdays and arrive at opening or later in the afternoon when lines thin. Check for any special exhibitions that may require timed entry.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the opening hours for M68, Memorial de 1968 y Movimientos sociales?
At M68, 1968 Memorial and Social Movements, wed–thu 11 am–5 pm; fri–sun 11 am–6 pm; mon closed; tue closed.
Is photography allowed at M68, 1968 Memorial and Social Movements?
Photography at M68, Memorial de 1968 y Movimientos sociales Ciudad de México is generally allowed without flash; check guidelines
Are tickets required in advance for M68, Memorial de 1968 y Movimientos sociales Ciudad de México?
At M68, Memorial de 1968 y Movimientos sociales, Ciudad de México, tickets may be purchased at the door; verify options on the official site
How long should I plan for a visit to M68, Memorial de 1968 y Movimientos sociales, Ciudad de México?
Most visitors to M68, 1968 Memorial and Social Movements Ciudad de México spend about 60 minutes, depending on pace
Is M68, 1968 Memorial and Social Movements Ciudad de México accessible for visitors with disabilities?
At M68, 1968 Memorial and Social Movements, Ciudad de México, the museum offers accessible facilities; contact staff for accommodations
Are guided tours available at M68, 1968 Memorial and Social Movements, Ciudad de México?
At M68, 1968 Memorial and Social Movements Mexico City, guided tours may be offered; verify schedules on the official site
Is food allowed inside at M68, 1968 Memorial and Social Movements Mexico City?
At M68, 1968 Memorial and Social Movements, Mexico City, food and drinks are generally not allowed in galleries; use designated areas
What nearby attractions should I pair with the visit at M68, 1968 Memorial and Social Movements, Mexico City?
At M68, Memorial de 1968 y Movimientos sociales, several nearby cultural sites and cafés make a full day
Can I bring bags or backpacks at M68, Memorial de 1968 y Movimientos sociales?
At M68, 1968 Memorial and Social Movements, small bags are typically allowed; large bags may be restricted
What’s the best way to get there at M68, 1968 Memorial and Social Movements?
At M68, Memorial de 1968 y Movimientos sociales Ciudad de México, public transit is convenient; consult the official site for routes
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