Museo Nacional de la Revolución
Museum Overview
Location & Contact
Address
Plaza de la República s/n
Col. Tabacalera
Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México 06030
Phone
Website
Museum Information
Permanent Rooms
9
Temporary Rooms
1
Founded
1986
Affiliation
Secretaría de Cultura de la Ciudad de México
Visitor Guide
Explore Mexico’s revolutionary era at the Museo Nacional de la Revolución, where murals, artifacts, and immersive displays bring history to life; capture vibrant moments, and pair your visit with a stroll through nearby historic plazas.
Highlights
- Immersive exhibits on the Mexican Revolution
- Iconic headquarters with a soaring atrium
- Engaging artifacts and period costumes
- Family-friendly exhibits with hands-on elements
- Central location near historic plazas
At a Glance
Visit Duration
45-75 minutes
Best Time to Visit
Early morning or late afternoon are good times to visit to avoid crowds.
Accessibility
Ramps and elevators are available; accessibility services may vary by exhibit.
Photography
Photography is allowed without flash in most areas; tripods may be restricted.
WiFi
Wi-Fi available in common areas; availability may vary.
Facilities
Restrooms are available on site.
Hours
Hours vary; confirm on official site. Verify hours
Tickets
Prices vary by date; verify on official site. Check pricing
Getting There
The museum is accessible by metro, bus, and rideshare services, with convenient connections in central Mexico City; consider walking from nearby transit stops to reach the entrance.
Nearby Places
Alameda Central
Pleasant post-visit stroll in the park.
Palacio de Bellas Artes
Iconic architecture and frequent performances nearby.
Museo de Arte Popular
Colorful crafts and vibrant storefronts nearby.
Mercado de San Juan
Gourmet bites and street snacks nearby.
Café El Jarocho
Strong Mexican coffee to energize your day.
Visitor Policies
Photography
Photography is allowed in most areas without flash; check restricted zones during special exhibits.
Bags & Storage
Bags are subject to entry screening; large bags may be restricted.
Strollers & Children
Strollers are permitted, but some exhibits may require folding for accessibility.
Lockers
Lockers are available near the entrance for secure storage.
Tips for Your Visit
To avoid crowds, visit on weekdays or during shoulder seasons. Purchase timed-entry tickets when available and arrive at opening to maximize your experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the typical visiting hours?
Hours vary; confirm on the official site.
Are tickets required for entry?
Yes, tickets are required for entry; check the official site for the latest options.
Is photography allowed inside?
Photography is allowed without flash in most areas; tripods may be restricted in some zones.
Is the museum accessible for wheelchairs?
Yes, the museum provides wheelchair access and elevators where available.
Can I bring bags or backpacks?
Bags are subject to entry screening; large bags may be restricted.
Are guided tours available?
Guided tours may be offered on select days; check the official site for schedules.
What exhibits are best for families with kids?
Family-friendly displays and interactive elements make the Revolution era approachable for children.
How do I get there using public transport?
The museum is reachable by metro and bus routes; consult local transit maps for the quickest route.
Are there dining options nearby?
Nearby plazas and cafés offer lunch options before or after your visit.
Is this museum worth a visit for first-timers?
Yes, it provides a compact, engaging overview of a pivotal period in Mexican history.