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Mausoleo del Angel de la Independencia
Cura Hidalgo's skull and the remains of the heroes
Visiting the City : Art Exhibitions : Other

Paseo de la Reforma y Florencia
Colonia Juárez
Mexico City, D.F.
06600

Juárez

+52 55 533 4700 (Oficina de turismo)

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This mausoleum, located at the foot of the majestic looking Angel de la Independencia, is seldom open to the public. In general, access is only available during holiday periods when visitors from outside the capital and from abroad are expected. When it is open, tours are organized every fifteen minutes, headed by a guide who explains what is displayed in each showcase. The most interesting historical objects are the books and weapons, as well as the remains of independence fighters such as Nicolás Bravo, Leona Vicario and Vicente Herrero. Also on show is the skull of Miguel Hidalgo, the so-called Father of Independence, along with that of his predecessor, Ignacio Allende. Admission is free and there are parking facilities in nearby streets. Video cameras and food are strictly not allowed.

Daily 10a-6p


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