Mexico City

Mexican Revolutions Library (INEHRM)

Ubicaci�n Francisco I. Madero No 1, San Ángel, Álvaro Obregón, 01000 CDMX

Libraries

Metro Hospital 20 de Noviembre

Ubicaci�n Avenida Felix Cuevas, Centro Urbano Pdte Alemán, Alc. Benito Juárez 03220 CDMX

Metro & Transit Stops

San Nicolás Tetelco and the Church of San Nicolás Tolentino

Ubicaci�n Plaza Emiliano Zapta s/n, Col. San Nicolás Tetelco.

Towns/Neighborhoods

Monumento a La Raza

Ubicaci�n Av. Insurgentes Nte. 280, San Simón Tolnahuac, Cuauhtémoc, 06920 Ciudad de México, CDMX

Public Art/Monuments

San Juan Ixtayopan, Tláhuac

Ubicaci�n Rodríguez 8, Barrio San Agustín, Pbo. San Juan Ixtayopan, Tláhuac, 13508 CDMX

Towns/Neighborhoods

Museo de Zapata at Desierto de los Leones

Ubicaci�n Carretera Al Desierto De Los Leones S/N, Col. La Venta, Alc. Cuajimalpa, 05501 CDMX

Museums Museums

Below are many of the Mexico City sites directly relevant to the Mexican Revolution Period between 1910 and 1920.

While we can't summarize such an extraordinary series of events in any detail, we can try to provide a way to visit some of these places while familiarizing visitors with the basic timeline of events.

There's a summary of the important events of the overall Mexican Revolution here.
And a timeline of events just in Mexico City, here.

There's no question that Mexico City was rocked by the events between 1911 and 1921. Many of the issues and problems couldn't be solved by the end of the Revolution. It took decades. Some are only being worked out today, even 100 years since the conflict's end.

But visitors to Mexico City don't need to be mystified by the references in place names and significant sites. There are many, and the most important are marked on the map and listed below.

Mexican Revolutions Library (INEHRM)

Metro Hospital 20 de Noviembre

San Nicolás Tetelco and the Church of San Nicolás Tolentino

Monumento a La Raza

San Juan Ixtayopan, Tláhuac

Museo de Zapata at Desierto de los Leones

Mexican Revolution

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