Recinto de Homenaje a Don Benito Juárez

5 Alejandro Mondragón - 3 years ago

A stroll through one of Mexico's most important Presidents ever lived, you can see his final-breath resting place, daily personal objects and More!!!

5 Mex U Web GMGWB - 4 years ago

One of the many attractions inside the National Palace featuring President Juarez's private quarters. A Lincoln contemporary.

4 Uwe Duerr - 5 years ago

The "Benito Juárez Museum" can be visited as part of the "Palacio National" tour. Gives a good overview about this live.

4 Positive Interventions, LLC - 5 years ago

I am speechless at the size and beauty of this place. Great opportunity for pictures

5 Arsen Ghazarian - 5 years ago

Grear

4 Aleesa MV - 10 months ago

(Translated by Google) The Area of u200bu200bTribute to Don Benito Juárez, in the National Palace, was inaugurated on July 18, 1957 by President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines. It is installed in the same place where Don Benito Juárez spent his last years as president.
In the Enclosure you can see a series of personal objects donated by relatives and friends to recreate their family atmosphere; Among them is his family room, his office and his bedroom, located in the exact place where he died on the night of July 18, 1872.
It has official documents related to its political activity and a library specialized in the Reform, the defense of national sovereignty against the French intervention and the restoration of the Republic. These pieces clearly show his way of being, acting and facing life in each of the different moments he went through.
Admission is free, and to enter you must enter through the entrance of the national palace.

(Original)
El Recinto de Homenaje a don Benito Juárez, en Palacio Nacional, fue inaugurado el 18 de julio de 1957 por el presidente Adolfo Ruiz Cortines. Está instalado en el mismo lugar en el que don Benito Juárez vivió sus últimos años como presidente.
En el Recinto se puede apreciar una serie de objetos personales donados por parientes y amigos para recrear su ambiente familiar; entre ellos está su salón familiar, su despacho y su recámara, ubicada en el sitio exacto donde falleció la noche del 18 de julio de 1872.
Cuenta con documentos oficiales relacionados con su actividad política y una biblioteca especializada en la Reforma, la defensa de la soberanía nacional frente a la Intervención francesa y la restauración de la República. Estas piezas dan muestra clara de su forma de ser, de actuar y de afrontar la vida en cada uno de los diferentes momentos por los que atravesó.
La entrada es libre, y para entrar debes de entrar por la entrada del palacio nacional.

5 Linda Miranda - 2 months ago

(Translated by Google) Very well done. Nice, modern, informative. Excellent.

(Original)
Muy bien hecho. Bonito, moderno, informativo. Excelente.