The Mexican Revolution Museum is located in the House of the Serdán Brothers.

This is precisely the same place where the revolutionary movement in Mexico began. In fact, bullet holes from the 1910 siege by troops, which resulted in the death of the Serdán brothers, can still be seen on its façade.

The two floors of the house have rooms that narrate the historical background of the Porfiriato and the Revolution through photographs, period furniture, documents, and other pieces dating back to the early 20th century.