Library of the Congress of Mexico

The Library of Congress of Mexico occupies a building on Tacuba Street, providing legislative documentation and research materials to support congressional activities.

The library opened in 1962 within a former convent building that dates back to the 16th century and served various purposes throughout Mexican history.

This institution maintains extensive collections of legislative documents, public policy materials, and governmental records that document Mexico's political development.

Researchers and public visitors can access both physical and digital collections through reading rooms and online catalogs focused on legislative documentation.

The building transformed from a convent to military quarters, then a tavern, before becoming the central repository for Mexico's parliamentary information.

Location: Mexico City

Inception: 1962

GPS coordinates: 19.43552,-99.13792

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:12