Centro de Cultura Digital

The Centro de Cultura Digital is a cultural center located beneath the Estela de Luz monument and features seven specialized spaces for digital art, literature, games, communication, immersion, web development, and educational technologies. Each space is designed to explore different aspects of digital culture and creative innovation.

The center was established in 2012 as part of a monument celebrating Mexico's independence bicentennial. This creation marked a turning point for digital culture institutions in Mexico City.

The center presents digital art exhibitions and interactive installations that bring together contemporary technology with artistic expression. Visitors can engage with modern forms of creativity through workshops and live demonstrations throughout the year.

The center is open Tuesday through Sunday with free admission, making it accessible without financial barriers. The location beneath the Estela de Luz monument is easy to reach while exploring the central areas of the city.

Metal plates embedded in the surrounding plaza floor form a memorial documenting cases of political disappearances between 2006 and 2012. This ground-level installation serves as a quiet reminder of the city's recent past and often goes unnoticed by visitors.