Best places: Art museums in Metepec, Mexico

👍 A very interesting exhibition concept that opened up in November 2021. There are 7 rooms (Salas) Each with its own vibe / theme They also sell some cool merchandise. The only critique thing I can say is they need to sign post the toilet (Sanitorios) The cost of entry is $300 Mexican Pesos Thou...

Dramatic marble performance hall & museum featuring murals by Diego Rivera & other notable artists.

Museum housing an extensive art collection, much of it European, in a modern, curving structure.

Housed in a grand neoclassical building, this prominent museum features a wide range of Mexican art.

Museum displaying colorful folk & popular art, with kid-friendly craft activities & adult workshops.

👍 Very nice, but many areas closed due to the pandemic and the cost of entry is the same.

Museum in a historic building, featuring Mexican art from the 18th to 21st centuries.

Innovative structure completed in 2008 & offering contemporary art exhibits & programs.

This former Jesuit college is now an art museum & cultural center housing murals by Mexican artists.

Neoclassical building housing a collection of European art from the 14th to the 20th centuries.

👍 Gran lugar. Nice place. The show we went to was awesomely curated. Hoped for more exhibitions to be on.

Small museum of contemporary art, offering rotating exhibits in a bold, modern space.

Diverse collection of artwork, photos & movie memorabilia exploring 20th-century Mexican culture.

Permanent watercolor collection in 6 galleries, covering the Prehispanic to contemporary periods.

👍👍 This is a second historical church located on pedestrian street Calle Francisco I. Madero, on the corner of Calle Isabel La Católica, with the entrance of Madero, the first one being the Franciscan Church and ex-convent to the west of Madero. The architectural style is somewhat different from the mo...

👍👍 Beautiful museum with impressive architecture and beautiful works of all kinds, it is well worth visiting.

👍👍 The museum is a magical experience, architectural beauty, I will definitely visit again.

👍👍 As you enter through either the Old Temple of Saint Theresa or the National University's Palace of Autonomy, behind the buildings you will discover the gardens and patios of this former Catholic convent of the order of the Discalced Carmelites. At this convent emeritus 17th century writer and poet,...

👍👍 It is a small but very interesting museum. It is next to the architecture faculty and always has different exhibitions

👍👍 I enjoyed this place! Free admission and you get to keep your bag on you. Has a pretty balcony and there are exhibits for you to see. It is smaller than most other museums in Mexico, but I would highly recommend it. The security guiders were very friendly.