Monument to the Revolution Panorama

An Art Deco Colossus over Plaza de la República

The Monument to the Revolution rises some 67 meters above Plaza de la República, one of the tallest triumphal arches in the world, its massive stone piers and distinctive copper double dome anchoring this real-time view of the plaza below.

The Heart of Mexico City

From a rooftop in the Tabacalera district, the camera takes in the expansive esplanade, rows of trees and the dense cityscape stretching toward the towers of Paseo de la Reforma, offering a privileged panorama of the capital's historic core.

A Mausoleum of the Revolution

Conceived as the Palacio Legislativo under Porfirio Díaz and reborn after the Mexican Revolution, the monument holds the remains of national heroes such as Francisco Villa, Venustiano Carranza and Lázaro Cárdenas, making it both a beloved landmark and a national shrine.

Plaza Life in Real Time

Follow the ever-changing rhythm of one of the city's great gathering places, from the wide promenade at the monument's feet to the observation deck beneath its lantern, all framed in this commanding live view.