Best places: Museums in Mexico City, Mexico

Museum showcasing archaeological finds & exhibits related to the Aztec civilization.

Housed in a grand neoclassical building, this prominent museum features a wide range of Mexican art.

👍 Very nice, but many areas closed due to the pandemic and the cost of entry is the same.

👍👍 Tiny yet astonishing museum. It is supposed to be the former residence of one of Mexico's most recognized decorative arts collectors, Guillermo Tovar y de Teresa was considered Mexico City's chronicler. The house is amazing and hosts an immense collection of Mexican Art, furniture and objects, it's...

👍👍 This museum is free to me, has great architecture, has spectacular works. I recommend the following situations, I arrived on foot I do not know if I have parking, you could look on the website to see, the first thing you will see is the great architecture that this building has, I am a fan of photo...

Museum with contemporary exhibits on worldwide genocides, plus a kids’ area focused on diversity.

International collection of 16th- & 19th-century decorative arts, including silverware & textiles.

Museum in an 18th-century building with exhibits focusing on ancient & contemporary world cultures.

This former Jesuit college is now an art museum & cultural center housing murals by Mexican artists.

Palace designed by Mexican baroque architect Francisco Guerrero y Torres & completed in the 1780s.

Founded by the famous artist Diego Rivera, this stately art museum showcases pre-Hispanic works.

Artefacts from the fight for independence displayed in galleries below the 1938 Revolution Monument.

👍👍 A must-see to really understand the history of Mexico. The basement of this rehabbed building holds the ruins of the school for children of Aztec nobility, and it's location demonstrates precisely what happened to the rest of the Aztec city -- it was buried by the Spanish invaders. Entrance is free,...

Neoclassical building housing a collection of European art from the 14th to the 20th centuries.

👍👍 It is located inside the National Palace and is made up of 7 rooms in honor of former president Benito Juárez, in which some objects that belonged to him are exhibited, such as a presidential sash, some clothing, medals that he received, some of his furniture and the bedroom he occupied while residi...

Former Carmelite convent known for its coffered ceilings, ornate frescoes & well-preserved mummies.

😠 I looked for entrance guard there rude .. told me to go to booking desk went then he made me put my tiny daypack in unlocked locker which was not happy about anyone could have tajen my bag no ticket as other museums have in any country then went in they d unnerved me .second door went in they said n...

👍👍 This museum is beautiful and full of history and important facts of the revolution and the Mexican constitution. If you are a teacher or a student and can proof it it is free. Otherwise it cost only 65 MXN .

👍👍 If you love photography this is an excelent place to spend a couple of hours during the weekend.

👍👍 It has not so much to see, but what we can see is just extraordinary. It's definatelly a spot worth seeing while in Mexico City and it is absolutely free