Best places: National museums in Santa Fe, Mexico

This historic hilltop castle with views of Mexico City houses the National Museum of History.

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

History museum in an ancient convent on a battle site, with military relics & guided tours.

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

😠 The museum is closed. Indefinitely. As one would expect in a government-run organisation, out of >50 employees and security staff, no one had courtesy to update their website and Google maps

👍 I really liked the building and the Manpower exhibition. I went on a Sunday and admission was free. They charge $10 to take photos and you must leave your backpack in parcel service.

👍👍 El lugar perfecto para el descanso, el arte y la tranquilidad.

👍 A unique museum, perhaps the only Catholic church that completely lost its religious vocation to become the National Museum of Cartography. The exhibition of this museum is mostly graphic, mainly showing maps that date from different periods of time, from the viceroyalty to the present, however it...