Mexico City museums and galleries

A quirky modern art museum in the park you can enjoy for free. Alongside a retrospective of the art before and during colonial times, the exhibits consist of paintings and sculptures by 20th century Me...

Have fun, but instructive: The "Museum for Children" provides a unique introduction to the science, playful and interactive - even for parents. Mon-Fri 9-13 and 14-18, Thu also 19-23, Sat / Sun 10-14 ...

At the eastern end of the Chapultepecparks see the private collection of the famous painter with his works and those of Picasso, Miró, Toledo and others. Tue-Sun 10-18 clock, Metro: Chapultepec, www.m...

She lived here with her husband Diego Rivera from 1929 until her death. The well-known, rather small Blue House with green shutters is the birthplace of the painter (1907–1954). The rooms have been kept...

After Leon Trotsky, the organizer of the October Revolution and founder of the Red Army, with Josef Stalin, fallen from grace was granted to him President Lázaro Cárdenas in 1937 at the request of Die...

In spacious, wood-paneled rooms in a building of the 16th Jhs. are Mexican and European arts and crafts objects of the 16th until the early 20th Jhs. issued. The exhibits include furniture from Chiapa...

Commentaries on the more than 3,000 exhibits are provided in the form of excerpts from Aztec codices in Spanish. The ruins of the Tenochtitlán temple region were excavated years ago and then left alone....

The exhibits include historic documents, photographs, furniture and other items concerning Mexico City from prehistoric times to the present. Mex-Museo de la Ciudad de Méxiko, Mex-Mexico City Museum

Visitors can marvel here at a cross-section of Mexican art. The building used to house the Ministry of Transport and Public Works. Exhibits in the 22 halls of the National Museum of Art (Museo Nacional ...