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Museo Casa Frida Kahlo (Frida Kahlo House Museum)
The emblematic "Blue House", where Frida Kahlo spent most of her life and in which she died, today it is a museum dedicated to her memory |
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Ecomuseo de Colola
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Museums in Mexico/Digital Publication Office, UNAM
Site devoted to museum information in Mexico, Latin America and the rest of the world, applying new technologies |
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Museo Virtual de Tina Modotti (Tina Modotti Virtual Museum)
Biography, virtual gallery and books on the celebrated Italian photographer with a strong tie to Mexico |
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Museo Nacional de Antropología (National Anthropology Museum)
Building devoted to the indigenous cultures that bloomed during the pre-Columbian era in Mexican territory. |
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Museo Nacional de Historia Castillo de Chapultepec (Chapultepec Castle National History Museum)
Museum with a great historical and artistic wealth ranging from the conquest of Mexico to the promulgation of the Constitution in 1917. |
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Museo del Templo Mayor (Museum of the Great Temple)
Description of the archaeological site and tour through the halls of the museum |
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Museo Nacional del Virreinato (Nacional Museum of the Viceroy)
Museum devoted to disseminate the history of the colonial period in our country, maintaining its collections and the building that houses it. |
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Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Internacional Rufino Tamayo (Rufino Tamayo Museum of Contemporary International Art)
Museum that holds the international art collection of Olga and Rufino Tamayo. |
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Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Álvar y Carmen T. de Carrillo Gil (Álvar and Carmen T. de Carrillo Gil Museum of Contemporary Art)
Site of the museum with the greatest contemporary art collection in Mexico and Latin America. |
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Museo Nacional (Nacional Art Museum)
Building that offers a general outlook on Mexican art in the manner of the great national galleries. |
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Museo Mural Diego Rivera (Diego Rivera Mural Museum)
It keeps the ""Dream of a Sunday afternoon at the Alameda Central"" mural by Diego Rivera, as well as information on the life and work of the artist |
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Museo Nacional de San Carlos (San Carlos National Museum)
Historical museum that holds the European art collections from the San Carlos academy. |
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Museo de Arte Moderno (Museum of Modern Art)
Building with a vast archive that shows the development and evolution of the plastic arts in Mexico |
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Museo Casa Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo (Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo House Studio Museum)
The house/studio of Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo in San Ángel which house the life and work of this pair of Mexican artists. |
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Laboratorio Arte Alameda (Alameda Art Laboratory)
Space devoted to cross-disciplinary projects and electronic media works. |
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Museo Sala de Arte Público David Alfaro Siqueiros (David Alfaro Siqueiros Public Art Museum)
A display of the murals by David Alfaro Siqueiros and their influence on his collaborators and on the field of mural painting. |
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Museo Franz Mayer (Franz Mayer Museum)
Museum that protects and collects ornamental, sculpture and painting works of art from Mexico, Europe and the East and that serves as living testimony of the societies that produced them. |
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Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Monterrey (Contemporary Art Museum of Monterrey)
Cultural center devoted to the promotion of international contemporary art with a focus on the visual arts in Mexico and Latin America. |
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Museo Metropolitano de Monterrey (Metropolitan Museum of Monterrey)
Museum devoted to the development of the city of Monterrrey from the beginning of its history to date |
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Museo del Vidrio (Glass Museum)
Its mission is to rescue, preserve and spread the history of glass in Mexico, as well as to promote a culture of appreciation of glass to stimulate artistic production with this material |
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Polyforum Cultural Siqueiros (Siqueiros Cultural Multi-forum)
Multiple forum devoted to the promotion, awareness and preservation of the sculpture and painting works of the master David Alfaro Siqueiros. |
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Museo José Luis Cuevas (Jose Luis Caves Museum)
Space devoted to contemporary art. It keeps and displays some of the work of this Mexican artist |
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Museo Dolores Olmedo (Dolores Olmedo Museum)
The most important private collection of the work of Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo and Angelina Beloff as well as an extensive compilation of Pre-Columbian pieces, applied arts of the Viceroy and pieces of popular art. |
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Museo del Desierto (Museum of the Desert)
Museum devoted to the desert of Chihuahua, the largest in all of North America. |
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Descubre Museo Interactivo de Ciencia y Tecnología (Interactive Discovery Museum of Science and Technology
It encourages knowledge of science and technology among people of all ages, through interactive activities and programs |
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Papalote Museo del Niño (The Kite Children's Museum)
Museum designed for children whose function is to encourage learning, communication and coexistence through interactive activities. |
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Rehilete. Children's Museum
It offers the children in the state of Hidalgo access to cultural expressions and a global vision of the creative capacity of the human being |
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Museo Amparo (Amparo Museum)
It keeps a collection of over six thousand pieces of the various cultures that inhabited Mexico in the pre-Columbian, Colonial, Modern and Contemporary periods |
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Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Oaxaca (Contemporary Art Museum of Oaxaca)
It protects and spreads the work of the most outstanding representatives of the plastic arts in Oaxaca over recent years |
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Universum. Science Museum
It promotes science among the general public, mainly in the college community in Mexico, as a support to academic training |
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Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Ateneo de Yucatán (Ateneo Contemporary Art Museum of Yucatan)
It promotes among the people from Yucatan the local, national and international contemporary art expressions |
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Museo Comunitario de Teotitlán del Valle (Community Museum of Teotitlán del Valle)
Result of the joint effort of the locals, it was created to preserve and to disseminate the richness of its cultural heritage |
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Museo de Arte Abstracto Manuel Felguérez (Manuel Felguérez Museum of Abstract Art)
It promotes an approach to graphic design through programs to encourage collecting and the holding of courses, workshops, exhibitions and publications |
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Museo de Antropología de Xalapa (Xalapa Anthropology Museum)
It keeps over 30 centuries of art and history represented in Pre-Columbian works produced by the people that lived in present day Veracruz |
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Museo Planetario del Centro Cultural Alfa (Planetary Museum of the Alpha Cultural Center)
Interactively promotes science, technology and ecological awareness. Its astronomical observatory is the best equipped in the Mexican northeast |
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Museo de Historia Mexicana (Museum of Mexican History)
Its permanent exhibition is laid out in four rooms that take a look at the historical evolution of the country from the pre-Columbian time to modern Mexico |
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Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso (Old College of San Ildefonso)
Located in a building of great importance for the Historical Center of Mexico City, it promotes archaeological, historical and artistic heritage of the nation and other cultures |
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Museo de Paleontología de Guadalajara (Museum of Paleontology of Guadalajara)
World class museum with reproductions and remains of the fauna that populated the West of Mexico thousands of years ago. |
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Museo Virtual Raúl Anguiano (Raul Anguiano Virtual Museum)
It offers a complete outlook of the creative work and the importance of this artist from Jalisco |
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Museo de la Luz (Light Museum)
In this interactive space various aspects of the phenomenon of light are explored, from its nature to its relation to other areas of knowledge |
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Museo Manuel Tolsá del Palacio de Minería (Manuel Tolsá Museum of the Palace of Mining)
Located in a building that is considered to be a Neoclassical architectural jewel in America, it displays works of this artist from Valencia and people from his time |
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Museo Soumaya (Soumaya Museum)
It displays one of the two most important collections of the French scupltor Aguste Rodin in the world; works of Degas, Renoir, Claudel and Miró, among others, as well as pieces of the colonial art, oil paintings from the 19th century and two murals by Rufino Tamayo |
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Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Monterrey (Contemporary Art Museum of Tamaulipas)
Inaugurated in 2002 with the objective of promoting visual arts in Mexico and the world |
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Museum of Mexican Popular Art
Began operation on 28 February 2006. The building, which dates from 1928, is the second most important one of the style Art Deco in Mexico. It lodges artisan works of the 32 states of the country |
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Cuitláhuac Museum
Official Site of the first Communitarian Regional Museum of the Federal District |
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