The Museo de Arte Popular is a museum in Mexico City, Mexico, that promotes and preserves part of the Mexican handcrafts and folk art. Located in …
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Jan 26, 2025
I didn't know what to expect, but I was amazed at the high quality of the art and the exhibitions. And seniors get in free. Add it to your itinerary. Full review by TomH108
Jan 12, 2025
Fantastic museum. A study in Mexican art, just mind blowing stuff. The art here is by the top Mexican artists and is truly spectacular. Full review by Stay60231539653
Dec 8, 2024
We loved our visit to this hidden gem! It’s filled with so many wonderful types of art from various parts of the country. We were there the week before the Desfile de Alibrijes so we got to see some… Full review by Lin116
There was when I visited a year ago. (Why do readers post no-help answers like "there should be"??) By the way, when you write "luggage", it makes me think that you might want to …
There was when I visited a year ago. (Why do readers post no-help answers like "there should be"??) By the way, when you write "luggage", it makes me think that you might want to check suitcases or large backpacks. You might call ahead about that. The check room was pretty small.
I am confused where this museum this is, at Aristóteles 8, Polanco, at Revillagigedo 11, Centro - there are two on the map! Please help!
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Hey! Sorry for the late response but in case you are still in Mexico City or go back, I'm going to direct you by landmarks. 1. Start your search/ journey at the Palace of Fine Arts. 2. …
Hey! Sorry for the late response but in case you are still in Mexico City or go back, I'm going to direct you by landmarks. 1. Start your search/ journey at the Palace of Fine Arts. 2. Head West on Ave Juarez ((Alameda Central Park will be on your right side). 3. Go up Ave Juarez 3 blocks. 4. Turn left on Revillagigado and go up 1 block. 5. The museum will be on your right at the intersection of Revillagigado and Calle de Independencia. Hope this helps! Ek
Are there explanations of the art in English or just Spanish?
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Some things are in both Spanish and English. Other areas are only in Spanish. The objects on display transcend the written word. You really don't have to worry about the language. …
Some things are in both Spanish and English. Other areas are only in Spanish. The objects on display transcend the written word. You really don't have to worry about the language. The art speaks for itself.
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