Andrés Quintana Roo Museum of Mixquic

A vibrant space for history, tradition, and the Day of the Dead

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What Makes It Special?

Located in the heart of Mixquic, one of the most iconic towns for its Day of the Dead celebrations, this museum pays tribute to Andrés Quintana Roo and preserves the community’s historical and cultural heritage, from its pre-Hispanic roots to its most deeply-rooted traditions.

Did You Know…?

The museum is located right next to the famous Mixquic cemetery, where every year thousands of candles light up the night during one of the country's most profound and moving commemorations.

Don’t Miss

If you plan to attend the Day of the Dead celebrations, arrive early, wear comfortable clothes, and get ready for a moving experience surrounded by altars, flowers, candles, and living tradition.

Plan Your Visit

Av Independencia esquina peru, San Miguel, Tláhuac 13640 CDMX

Opening Hours:

Tuesday through Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Admission:

Free admission

Recommended Visit Time:

45 min

Ideal For:

History buffsCultural travelersVisitors during the Day of the Dead

How to Get There

La Fuente – 5-minute walk

Emiliano Zapata and Av. de las Rosas – 4-minute walk

Semi-rural area; a planned visit is recommended. It is one of the most remote and iconic sites for the Day of the Dead.

Available Services:

Cultural Activities

Restrooms

Temporary Exhibitions

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