Museo Panteón de San Fernando

5 Buggles Nort - a year ago

Opened from 1832 to 1872, it is one of the oldest cemeteries in Mexico City. Prominent Mexicans who fought for the country including Mexico's 26th president, Benito Juárez, are buried here. If you are interested in Mexican history, especially with its movement for independence, this should be in your checklist, you will not be disappointed. I am surprised at some of the reviews here stating it was closed. It was completely open for me, and I was able to walk in and look around with the security guard present. I even got close to Benito Juárez's grave and took a few photos. It was beautiful!

5 Jennifer Perkins - 2 years ago

Note to tourists: when I visited, the door security said that this has been closed for two years since the bad earthquake. At the time there was a woman with her child and caretakers inside. I don't know if it's in fact closed or not to locals. You can still see the mosoleums through the bars. There was also a temporary installation of artful skulls and post-mortem photography, so it was worth visiting.

4 linda payson - 2 years ago

Still not open to the public as of feb 2020.

4 Erik Nye - 6 years ago

Compact cemetery with some interesting and beautiful tombs. Remarkably tranquil in the early morning.

4 KaLong Tung - 2 years ago

beautiful place. However, when the time I visited, the place was not opened to access.

2 Roy Lecona - 2 years ago

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5 Andres Villegas - 3 months ago

(Translated by Google) A museum that lovers of architecture and history are obliged to visit.
It is full of historical figures, you can also appreciate the writing and architecture of the time, if you happen to go, take the time to read each of the plates, to appreciate the shapes of the mausoleums, niches and tombs. , to understand the context of the country in those years and above all, to do it with great respect. They are those little hidden places of the cdmx with a lot of magic and history

(Original)
Un museo que para los amantes de la arquitectura y de la historia están obligados a visitar..
Está lleno de personajes históricos, además se puede aprecias la escritura y arquitectura de la época, si llegan a ir, tómese el tiempo de leer cada una de las placas, de apreciar las formas de los mausoleos, nichos y tumbas. , de entender el contexto del país en esos años y sobre todo, de hacerlo con mucho respeto. Son esos pequeños lugares escondidos de la cdmx con mucha magia e historia