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Viewpoint of the Monument to the Revolution

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Viewpoint of the Monument to the Revolution

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The Monument to the Revolution is an architectural work and a mausoleum dedicated to the commemoration of the Mexican Revolution. It is the work of Carlos Obregón Santacilia, who took the structure of the Hall of Lost Steps from the ill-fated Legislative Palace of Émile Bénard to build the monument, completed in 1938.

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Este espacio enclavado en el Cerro del Chapulín está dedicado a la contemplación y a que los visitantes escuchen música de diversos tipos, primordialmente clásica, mientras son rodeados por flores y árboles. Se encuentra cerca del Castillo de Chapultepec ubicado a espaldas de la Tribuna Monumental, el rincón albergaba durante la época prehispánica una espectacular caverna que conducía hacia el Mictlan, el reino de los muertos. Es un refugio ideal para los amantes de la lectura.

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It is a protected natural area in Emilio Carranza, La Carbonera, of the La Magdalena Contreras Delegation. The name of this space comes from the fact that, originally, several hydroelectric plants operated along the waterfall, which were known as ‘dynamos’ and which produced electricity for the textile factories that settled there.

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A space better known as "La Pagoda", the Masayoshi Ôhira Park, located in the Colonia Country Club, on the corner of Tlalpan and Churubusco. Its architectural design is Japanese and includes bridges and a small artificial pond. It is a beautiful and poetic unexpected place in the city, surprisingly close to the bustle of one of the busiest avenues, it has a hint of oriental contemplation, everyone who has read Tanizaki will know how to appreciate it.

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In a space of five thousand square meters, the Institute of the National Fund for Workers' Housing (Infonavit) integrated into its central building an unparalleled ecological experiment: the largest green roof in Latin America, a space open to its workers to perform some of your daily activities and even take a yoga class. This building shelters some plants in danger of extinction, it also has a garden in which organic food is produced.

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A green space with an ornamental profile is located within the perimeter of the Vasconcelos Library. An impressive amount of endemic Mexican flora grows in this garden, allowing users to enjoy a wonderful reading space illuminated with natural light while interacting with the natural beauty of the country.

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A small cobbled square, accompanied by leafy trees and a serene and central circular fountain. Upon entering, a feeling of fascination arises for the atmosphere of harmony and serenity that is perceived, a moment of mental teleportation.

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A space specially designed for concerts, known for its original relief within the Parque Hundido, originally "Parque Luis G. Urbina" located on the perimeters of the Colonia Extremadura Insurgentes, in the Mixcoac area. Surrounded by lush vegetation, suitable for listening to classical music and poetry, it is the headquarters of the Audiorama Collective where they present rock and jazz concerts on weekends.

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It was created as part of the Friendship Route, a sculpture circuit made in 1968 under the direction of Mathias Goeritz, within the framework of the Olympic Games in Mexico.

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Sound Garden of the National Sound Library

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Sound Garden of the National Sound Library

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The garden is equipped with a high-quality multi-channel audio system for concert music, pieces of sound art, experimental compositions and poetic works.