Living Museum of Muralism

Where the mural isn't just something to look at… it's something to experience, to paint, and to transform

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What Makes It Special?

This museum is dedicated to preserving and promoting the tradition of Mexican muralism as a form of artistic, historical, and social expression. Unlike other venues, here the murals are not just viewed: they are experienced, created, and reinterpreted together with the community.

Did You Know…?

It is located in the former headquarters of the Federal Electricity Commission, in a building that has been repurposed by cultural groups. The museum features historic murals, contemporary artworks, and spaces for workshops, gatherings, and collaborative projects.

Don’t Miss

Check to see if there are any activities open to the public: they often organize guided tours, workshops on mural painting, stenciling, or printmaking, and talks on art and resistance. It’s a place with a vibrant spirit and brushes in motion.

Plan Your Visit

República de Argentina 28, Centro Histórico de la Cdad. de México, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06020 Ciudad de México, CDMX

Opening Hours:

Tuesday through Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Admission:

Free admission

Recommended Visit Time:

45 minutes to 1 hour

Ideal For:

ArtistsYoung PeopleEducatorsPublic Art Enthusiasts

How to Get There

Zócalo/Tenochtitlan (Blue Line 2) – 4-minute walk

Republic of Argentina (Line 4) – 1-minute walk

CE-092 San Ildefonso, Argentina – 1-minute walk

Republic of Brazil – 3-minute walk

You can easily get there from several stations in downtown. It's on a street lined with street art and murals, making it perfect for a walk.

Available Services:

Guided Tours

Partial Accessibility

Permanent Exhibitions

Workshops

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Recommended Experience

We selected this experience for its direct connection to this museum or the surrounding cultural environment.

Mexico City: Diego Rivera's Murals Guided Walking Tour

Explore the work of one of Mexico’s most famous painters and most representative of Mexican muralism, Diego Rivera, husband of Frida Kahlo. You will learn the history of Mexico through his eyes.

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Garibaldi Square Tour

Vive la esencia de la Ciudad de México en Plaza Garibaldi, rodeada de mariachis, tradición y cultura. Disfruta un show de Ballet Folclórico lleno de música, color y pasión mexicana inolvidable.

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