National Museum of the Revolution

Originally meant to be the president's residence, dictator Porfirio Diaz ordered the construction of this building, it was delayed multiple times but in the meantime Diaz's government was overthrown by the war named Mexican Revolution. In time the project was reactivated but now as a monument honoring said war. If you visit, make sure to stay after sunset. People get together on the esplanade and you can see all kinds of colorful traditions. It is also a very safe place. #LifeAtExpedia #VisitMexico

At night, the fountain in front of the Monument to the Revolution is lit up, tempting kids and young lovers to dash through it.

On the weekends, the Revolution Monument has so much going on. There are concerts here, people practicing their dance moves, vendors selling ice cream, and kids running through fountains. It's also a pretty spectacular place to watch the sunset. #troveon

The sunset from Cha Cha Cha Terrace was amazing and we can admire the beauty of Monumento a la Revolucion in my lovely Mexico City #mexico #latam #lovemymarkets #lifeatexpedia #monuments #Culture

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Monument to the Revolution

Stand next to one of the world’s tallest triumphal arches at a major crossroad in the heart of Mexico City’s historical center.

Reforma which includes a monument, a garden and a city

Paseo de la Reforma

Like the Champs Elysées in Paris, this famous wide avenue provides a distinctive elegance to the historic plan of this huge global city.

It is a museographic enclosure of Mexico City, dedicated to the promotion and diffusion of contemporary art. #architecture #museum #lifeatexpedia #weloveourmarkets #latam #mexicocity

Museo Universitario del Chopo

You can browse the exhibits at Museo Universitario del Chopo, a museum with a story of its own, during your trip to Mexico City. Discover the fascinating museums and shops in this vibrant area.

Up close and personal with Diego, Frida and 76 of their closest friends, frenemies, revolutionaries and icons throughout México’s vibrant, rebellious history.

Museo Mural Diego Rivera

You can browse the exhibits at Museo Mural Diego Rivera, a museum with a storied past, during your holiday in Mexico City. Experience the fascinating museums and acclaimed art galleries in this vibrant area.

Mexico is a country full of amazing handicrafts and there are a lot of places where people can shop like La Ciudadela Market located in Mexico City. Is a place full of beautiful handmade crafts that represent the magic and beauty of my country. #LikeALocal! #lifeatexpedia #visitmexico #handicrafts #lovemexico

Mercado de Artesanías La Cuidadela

During your trip to Mexico City, you can enjoy retail therapy at Mercado de Artesanías La Cuidadela. Visit the notable monuments and stunning cathedral in this vibrant area.

Garden of Art (Jardin del Arte)

You can find out about the history of Mexico City when you stop by Garden of Art (Jardin del Arte). Experience the acclaimed art galleries and fascinating museums in this culturally rich area.

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