The Angel of Independence is a prominent monument located in Mexico City, Mexico. Erected in 1910 to commemorate the centennial of Mexico's War of Independence, it features a golden angel atop a tall column, symbolizing victory and freedom. The monument is situated on a roundabout known as Paseo de la Reforma, making it a central landmark in the city. The statue stands approximately 22 meters high and is made of bronze, covered in gold leaf. Surrounding the base are several important historical figures from the independence movement, and the site serves as a gathering place for celebrations and protests, reflecting its significance in Mexican culture and history.