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National Housing Museum (MUNAVI)

A journey through the history of how we have settled in Mexico

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What Makes It Special?

MUNAVI is the first museum in Mexico dedicated exclusively to the history of housing and the urban environment. Through models, blueprints, photographs, furniture, and audiovisual materials, it offers insight into how the spaces we inhabit have evolved, from pre-Hispanic times to contemporary housing.

Did You Know…?

Munavi is part of the Infonavit Cultural Space (ECI). It also showcases examples of affordable housing and 20th-century Mexican urban planning.

Don’t Miss

If you're studying urban planning, sociology, or interior design, this museum offers a unique perspective on how housing reflects social, economic, and cultural changes over time.

Plan Your Visit

Calle Gustavo E. Campa 60, Guadalupe Inn, Álvaro Obregón, 01020 Ciudad de México, CDMX

Opening Hours:

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

Admission:

Free admission

Recommended Visit Time:

1 hour

Ideal For:

ArchitectsStudentsUrban plannersMembers of the general public interested in the history of the built environment

How to Get There

Logo Metro
Barranca del Muerto (Line 7, Orange) – 7-minute walk
Logo Metrobus
France Line 1 – 6-minute walk
Logo Ecobici
CE-677 Juan Pablo II – Av. de los Insurgentes Sur – 4-minute walk
Logo Autobuses
Puerto Ravine and Félix Parra – 2-minute walk
Logo RTP
Barranca del Muerto – 8-minute walk
Easy access from the subway. Well-marked area.

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