Head south from the Z贸calo and you get to the Museo de La Ciudad de Mexico. Like many Mexico City museums, it鈥檚 housed in a converted colonial palace. The baroque architecture is one of the last structures of its kind in the city. Temporary exhibitions illustrate various aspects of Mexican culture from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. January/February 2009鈥檚 exhibition Lucha Libre, is well put together and imaginative, with champions belts, photos, interactive displays and masks. Permanent exhibits include the studio of painter/journalist/lawyer Joaquin Clausell and the palace鈥檚 chapel and vestry. Even if you don鈥檛 know much about Mexican culture, the exhibitions here are an easy introduction and sure to wet your appetite for more.
Location:
Pino Suarez 30, Centro Hist贸rico
Mexico City, Mexico
Museum Types:
Historical museum, Archaeology, Cultural, History
Price Description: $3.50 (Wednesdays free)
Relative price: Budget
Open Hours from:10 a.m.
Open Hours to:6 p.m.
Days Closed:Monday
Travel Skills: None
Currencies accepted
Mexican peso
Contact Information:
Phone: 55 42 06 71
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