Museum of Revolution in the Borderland

excellent place to learn about the Mexican revolution and the events that happened in Juarez Mexico and El Paso TX during those times in history

Great place to come learn the history of the border between El Paso USA and Juárez México. So much to see and learn. Awesome artifacts. Educational videos in the various rooms and lectures available every few hours. Entrance is free, they accept donations if you are so inclined. They entrance to the museum is around the back, they have a metal detector at the entrance. Nice clean bathrooms.

There aren't many historic buildings, let alone museums, in Ciudad Juárez but this is certainly the place that I would consider the most important in the borderland. History was written here many times, and it's definitely one of the places that I feel every tourist should visit.

Very beautiful building, lots of cool and interesting exhibits! Highly recommended

It has hundreds of pictures, some audio and visuals. The museum is completely accessible and with air conditioning. The museum highlights many pieces of the revolution against Porfirio Dias from the infancy of to the fractures of power later on. In addition, it uncovers the important role Mexicans working in the United States played in uplifting these efforts. You could just look at the pictures but I highly encourage to either get the audio tour or go with time to read the descriptions. I was reading in Spanish, don't know if the translations were good, but I imagine they must be.

Museum is full of antiquities and information. The building itself is historical, which makes the visit that more memorable.

Excellent small museum but with much history, icon of the city of juarez located in the building of the old border customs

Wonderful for history buffs! Very informative history and (mostly bilingual) exhibits of the role the border region played in the Mexican Revolution. Friendly staff and great to visit on a weekend from El Paso while strolling around the downtown promenade. Heads up, the entrance is in the rear.

Facinante

I enjoyed my museum tour and learned alot about The Revolution, the Taft-Diaz Accords, and the contributions of Mexican citizens to the history and development on both sides of the border.

No entrance fee and very courteous staff. The museum was clean and comfortable.

The front entrance of the Aduana building is closed... to find the museum, walk around the left side of the building, and enter through an extension in the rear.

Very educational. Good collection from the mexican's revolution.

Great museum. Clean, staff friendly, will laid out displays and free, no cost to enter and browse around.

Excellent museum, the items on display were fantastic and very interesting. Great artifacts about the Revolution, Pancho Villa, etc.
Highly reccomend.

An amazing place to learn about Juarez and El Pado history.

It was amazing the exhibits where very detailed in the history

Nice history review of Mexican Revolution War.

Great place to see the history of journalism. If it wasn't for brave people who risked their lives, we'd lose sight of the truth. Fresh and cozy place to get out of the heat and centrally located. The displays change so visiting will be different every time.

Very good museum in the heart of Juarez. Interesting displays . Cool place.

The museum is clean and really good if you're into the borderline's history and how it led to many important events in Mexico itself. Friendly staff and that car in the entrance is just amazing.

Great archive of historical pictures of the Revolution. Exposition is 97% bilingual, but staff isn't, though. Recommend renting the audio guide, just 50 pesos. Free entrance otherwise.