Preserved just as it was at the time of the assassination, we thoroughly enjoyed the story behind the last few days of Leon Trotsky. His cold-blooded murder by Russia’s leader are eerily similar to murders taking place around the world today by ruthless dictators.

This place is impressive and is having lots of photos inside. There are also pictures with Frida Khalo and Diego Rivera.

Leon Trotsky is one of the most important persons in history if you talk about the Stalin and Lenin time and the Communist party rising in Russia and the rest of the World. The story is about Trotsky's position in the competition between Lenin and...More

I had thought of visiting the nearby Frida Kahlo Blue House museum but the queue to get in was extremely long. Given I studied US - Soviet relations in high school history class I thought it may be interesting to see the house where Trotsky...More

Really interesting museum which is mostly Trotsky’s house where he moved after living at Frida Kahlo’s nearby residence. Easy to do both together in a morning and go together well with their shared history. Easy to get the feel of how he lived in constant...More

Most of the displays only have a description in Spanish and therefore it is difficult to understand without an audio guide (which is not available). Therefore. we were disappointed with this visit and there were hardly any other visitors there either

It is interesting to be in the place where Stalin's cronies, like the Mexican muralist Siqueiros, Stalin's flunky, and the Spaniard Mercader, a KGB operative, attempted and finally succeeded in killing Trotsky. Besides that, there's not much to learn from the poorly laid-out exhibition at...More