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Alfredo Guati Rojo National Watercolor Museum

A haven of light, color, and tranquility that celebrates the delicacy of line and water
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Andrés Quintana Roo Museum of Mixquic

A vibrant space for history, tradition, and the Day of the Dead
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Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso

The birthplace of Mexican muralism and an architectural gem of the Historic District
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Banamex Cultural Palace – Iturbide Palace

Where an emperor once lived, and where Mexico's folk arts thrive today
museo-de-la-basilica-de-guadalupe

Basilica of Guadalupe Museum

A sanctuary of religious art and devotion that tells the story of the Mexican faith
museo-bicentenario-del-ex-convento-del-desierto-de-los-leones

Bicentennial Museum of the Former Convent of Desierto de los Leones

Through tunnels, cells, and forests: a spiritual journey through stone and silence
museo-casa-de-carranza

Carranza House Museum

The home where a president who played a key role in Mexico's history lived and died
museo-de-arte-carrillo-gil-macg

Carrillo Gil Art Museum (MACG)

A bridge between the giants of muralism and the freshest voices in contemporary art
museo-casa-del-risco

Casa del Risco Museum

A colonial gem that embodies art, history, and the intellectual elegance of a bygone era in Mexico

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