Parque de la Bombilla, Urban park in San Ángel district, Mexico City, Mexico.
Parque de la Bombilla is an urban park located in the San Ángel district of Mexico City. The grounds feature open green areas, walking paths, children's play equipment, and a decorative fountain in the center.
The park occupies the site of the former La Bombilla restaurant, where presidential candidate Álvaro Obregón was killed in 1928 by José de León Toral. A monument was later erected to mark this pivotal moment in Mexico's history.
An art deco monument at the entrance, designed by architect Enrique Aragón Echegaray, reflects the artistic values of its time. The structure and its placement shape how people move through and experience the space today.
The park is reachable by Metrobús at La Bombilla station or by Metro at Miguel Ángel de Quevedo station. The grounds are openly accessible, making it suitable for walking visits throughout the day.
The monument once housed President Obregón's preserved arm in formaldehyde, lost during revolutionary combat. This unusual display served as a tangible reminder of the personal costs of political conflict.
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