It is almost empty.
You will know more about this pretty city and why its like this unique way.
And its for free!
Very good, if you are interested in local history .of any place. They use paintings from each period to describe the class issues of that time , in Mexico City. We thought it was an excellent local history museum. (And we have visited several, all over North America and Europe). They let the artists of different eras tell their versions of the story.
Nice exhibits, poor signage. I would not visit again, but would recommend looking at it. It was unclear where you could and could not go. Museum is air conditioned. No gift shop, but there is an attached bookstore that sells only books.
It's great but is a long time that you need for everything museum !! Have a many different concepts
It wasn't something we expected. It looked more like a exposition than a museum. The precolumbian musem is definitely worth seeing as it's underrated.
Stunning building hosting also stunning temporary and seasonal galleries.
How do you rate a place that is closed?
Spoke to staff in the attached bookshop and they said it will open in 4 months time.
This has a free entry. This place has a scary and interesting history. It now has become a museum that talks a lot about the history of medicine and science as well as art.
The building itself is worthy of an attraction in itself, that said, there are always awesome exhibits on display here. The best without a doubt while not putting down any of the artists on display at the moment would be the light show they have is one of a kind. The artist they have on showing is just a bonus, really take your time on this one!
Saw a great temporary exhibit here. Very cheap admission.
A very nice museum with many interesting temporary exhibitions!
No cost to enter. Historical building with some wonderful art work.
This is a cool museum, worth spending an hour or two in. The staff was friendly and professional. They had a compelling exhibit on racism, and there's an impressive mural in the studio of Joaquín Clausell, which was located in that building during his lifetime.