Hardly a museum. It's a small outdoor exhibition area with a few of the old trolley cars and some old relic machinery. Max. 10 minutes to see it all.

A small museum that's centred around the old vehicles Mexico City used, some of which are very different from today's buses and trams. There's also a small exhibition hall with photos and handcrafts. It's free to enter, just go in from the exit of the visitors' entrance (the entrance is for people who require services from the government). There are also clean bathrooms inside that are free. You can see two of the exhibits from the outside.

Museum of the evolution of trolleys in this city. Current trolleys are exhibited as well... so I think they won't step up to next technologies soon.

A really nice little museum in the trolley depot. It's free and entirely run by volunteers. The entrance to the museum is shared with the depot, so don't get scared by the guards. Just ask for the museum and they will call someone to talk about the history of the city transport and all the exhibits. The people who run it do it as their passion and are really happy to show you around. We were the only ones there. Spanish language recommended. We were there 1h30m.

(Translated by Google) Excellent museum open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10-2pm The guide is excellent, it is full of a lot of history, it is worth going to see this hidden wonder. And totally free. (Original) Excelente museo abierto lunes, miércoles y viernes de 10-2pm El guía es excelente, esta lleno de mucha historia vale la pena entrar a ver esta maravilla escondida. Y totalmente gratis.

Very good !!!

Nice!

Very nice and with excellent explanation 😊

Bonito ☺️

It's a cool place for information

Ok

(Translated by Google) A place that shows the history of electric transport, a magical, educational and very good place to learn and imagine those times in CDMX when those transports operated. The tour is guided and sincerely a first class service, I loved it and I highly recommend it. I would go to their facilities again without a doubt. (Original) Un lugar que muestra la historia del transporte eléctrico, un lugar mágico, didáctico y muy bueno para aprender e imaginarte aquellos tiempos de la CDMX cuando esos transportes operaban. El recorrido es guiado y sinceramente una atención de primera, me encantó y lo recomiendo ampliamente. Volvería a ir a sus instalaciones sin duda alguna.

Beautiful place

Facinante

God!!!

Super

(Translated by Google) I was passing by the place and how it is not open to the public every day, we only took pictures from the outside (Original) Pasaba por el lugar y cómo no está abierto al público todos los días, solo nos tomamos fotos por fuera

(Translated by Google) Very little crowded museum in the south of the city and the best totally free It is a little neglected and it is not very big but it is worth visiting. Since it shows the trolleybuses 🚃 and trams 🚋 that have been used during the years of existence of electric transport in our city (Original) Museo muy poco concurrido al sur de la ciudad y lo mejor totalmente gratuito Se encuentra un poco descuidado y no es muy grande pero vale la pena conocerlo. Ya que muestra los trolebuses 🚃 y tranvías 🚋 que han sido usados durante los años de existencia del transporte eléctrico en nuestra ciudad

Nice