You'll find the biggest collection of modern and contemporary art of the country, You'll find Picasso, Miró, Magritte and more. Visit the store, where you can get some original posters of the pieces.
You'll enjoy the newest expos, going through scenic arts, music, movies, conferences and literary events. Ask about the writing and movie appreciation workshops.
This place has personal items of the artist. Ask for a guided tour, it's highly recommended. You can watch some screenings about Frida every hour.
Visit the "Memorial del 68" expo, you'll have a tour through one of the darkest times in our history. They also offer art workshops, and some movie screenings for kids.
Lacquer, maché, basketry, huichol art, textiles, masks and wooden objects are part of the collection that has over 10,000 of pieces of the house-museum.
With over 40,000 pieces, the Shimizu family toy collection allows you to understand another side of history and mexican identity. there are some workshops, garage sales and other great activities.
In this open space to classic mexican diversity and plurality, you can check out the permanent ant temporal collections that are in exhibit. Don't lose the workshops and the concerts.
It has a permant activity program, that includes movies, theatre, dance and music. You can take some indian language classes. Visit the library and don't forget to take a free chess workshop.
This famous mexican arquitectural masterpiece mixes popular culture with mediterranean arquitecture. You can watch the temporal expos that it holds, froms sculture to photography.
It gather personal items of the writer Alfonso Reyes, but the best part is it's huge book collection, with over 10,000 books. If you are a book lover, ask for a guided tour.
Inside of the Chapultepec forest, this didactic museum of special arquitecture, shows Mexican history through models, videos, dioramas and other media.
Here you can catch the "Pago en Especie" collection, program in which the most representative mexican artists pay their taxes with their pieces. There are some temporary contemporary art expos.
It holds a permanent expo of instruments from all over the country and everything related with popular mexican music. Visit theri Fonolibrary, where you can check magazines and books.
You can see an exhibit of great variety of engravings. It includes the collections of national/foreign artists, including mexican artist José Guadalupe Posadas. you can take some engraving workshops.
Have a sit and drink some hot chocolate in the Chocolate Store. Ask for a guided tour so you can see the chocolate history. Ask about the workshops to prepare desserts and delicious ornaments.
