Monument to the Mexican National Identity: A Tribute to Heritage

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving from Northern Mexico, take the main highways leading to Mexico City. The most common route is via the Mexico-Pachuca highway (Mex 85D) or the Mexico-Querétaro highway (Mex 57D). Once in Mexico City, follow signs for 'Centro Histórico.' Use a GPS or a map app to navigate to José María Pino Suárez & Calle de Venustiano Carranza. Parking is available in nearby public parking lots, which may charge a fee of around 50-100 MXN for a few hours.

• Bus

  From major cities in Northern Mexico, you can take a long-distance bus to Mexico City. Companies like ADO or Estrella Blanca offer frequent services. Once you arrive at the Mexico City bus terminal (such as Terminal de Autobuses de Pasajeros de Pasajeros de Observatorio or Terminal de Autobuses de Pasajeros de Pasajeros del Norte), you can take the Metro (Line 7) to Tacuba, then transfer to Line 1 to get to Balderas station. From there, it's a short walk to the monument, located at José María Pino Suárez & Calle de Venustiano Carranza.

• Metro

  If you're already within Mexico City, use the Metro. The closest stations to the Monument to the Mexican National Identity are Pino Suárez (Line 1, Pink Line) and Bellas Artes (Line 2, Blue Line). From Pino Suárez station, exit and walk towards Calle de Venustiano Carranza; the monument is at the intersection. It costs 5 MXN to ride the Metro.

• Taxi/Rideshare

  For convenience, consider using a taxi or rideshare service like Uber. Simply input 'José María Pino Suárez & Calle de Venustiano Carranza' as your destination. Fares can vary based on your starting location, but expect to pay around 70-150 MXN within central Mexico City.