The way they organized the rooms is great. Some folk art is more interesting than other. There's a room at the end with more modern folk art which I really liked. Sunday's there's free entry. Worth visiting then. It's not too crowded either.

Grace Williamsfeb. 4, 2018

Beautiful and high quality exhibition about the amazing amount of crafts that are to be found all over Mexico. Even if you have never shown any interest in craft, this museum shows you a fascinating overview of skills, objects, movies, colors, textures of the various areas in Mexico that have produced - and in many cases are still producing - craft products. The museum itself is large, in a beautiful building and has all facilities. Texts are in Spanish and English.

Jeroen Nasnlene. 7, 2018

What a cool neo-pop-art experience, mixed with good historical art from various states of Mexico. Not a lot of people there when we went in, so easy to loiter and soak in all that is of interest. Looks like they have temporary installations, so I’d expect some things would be different next time I go through. Find the time to visit, and save a little time at the end for a visit to gift shop. If you ask, they may offer a discount.

Jim Bairddic. 24, 2017

Worth checking to see if they have an exhibit. It's a beautiful compound. The day I visited they had an extensive exhibit of nativity scenes that seem to have been contributed by maybe 100 pueblos in Mexico, and an exhibit of historic political cartoons.

Laura Chestnutene. 2, 2018

Absolutely my favorite museum, in a city of fantastic museums. Almost every piece in the collection is amazing. The gift shop is quite good, too.

David Eene. 19, 2018

This museum has a wonderfully lit gorgeous atrium with beautifully hung art pieces. The art throughout the museum was gorgeously displayed and it had a different layout compared to some museums that have just big cavernous rooms. Overall had a lovely afternoon here!

Jessica Phillipsmar. 27, 2018

This museum was by far the best one in mexico city and one of my all time favorites. The displayed items were all amazing. They are not historical artefacts but hand made pieces by artists and artisans, all colorful and surreal, representing the local culture. Spare a good hour or two for this place.

Murat Cetinkayaabr. 15, 2018

Beautiful mexican folk art museum. Very nicely displayed. Highly recommended!

Pedro Jorba Mataabr. 13, 2018

Definitely go see the alebrijes at night for free. That was the only part of the museum I've been to unfortunately, but worth a visit for this alone. People put on illuminated alebrije costumes/exoskeletons and it's fun to pose with them. They are super creative. You'll also be able to see superb examples of the paper machet versions.

Noah Núñez-Grossjun. 16, 2018

A nice museum for foreigners. The shop at the entrance is super overpriced but they do have pretty crafts from around the country. Closely located to Bellas Artes and Alameda.

Monica Riveramay. 28, 2018

This was without exception my favourite art museum in CDMX. Exquisite atrium building displaying a monumental range of Mexican artisan work. More than just regional craft, the work here really evokes the spirit of Mexico. Beautifully displayed objet in a light and airy setting. In my opinion a must see museum.

Paul Heathmay. 8, 2018

Love this place. The shop is amazing, although a bit expensive. This is a great place if you want to take nice souvenirs or gifts back home. The museum is also fantastic.

Mariana Felixjul. 26, 2018

One of the best museum I've ever visited, so authentic, colorful and lively ! Don't miss it if you like popular Mexican art and want to see and understand it. It features modern art. The museum is 60$, free for students and on Sundays.

Cécile Danjoujul. 1, 2018

It's totally worth it! Take your time and go through all the rooms, they have pieces from every state in Mexico and they also have itinerant shows and workshops, so check before going. It's free on Sundays and the store has amazing things! 👌

Gerardo Cárdenasjun. 29, 2018

The way they organized the rooms is great. Some folk art is more interesting than other. There's a room at the end with more modern folk art which I really liked. Sunday's there's free entry. Worth visiting then. It's not too crowded either.

Grace Williamsfeb. 4, 2018

Beautiful and high quality exhibition about the amazing amount of crafts that are to be found all over Mexico. Even if you have never shown any interest in craft, this museum shows you a fascinating overview of skills, objects, movies, colors, textures of the various areas in Mexico that have produced - and in many cases are still producing - craft products. The museum itself is large, in a beautiful building and has all facilities. Texts are in Spanish and English.

Jeroen Nasnlene. 7, 2018

What a cool neo-pop-art experience, mixed with good historical art from various states of Mexico. Not a lot of people there when we went in, so easy to loiter and soak in all that is of interest. Looks like they have temporary installations, so I’d expect some things would be different next time I go through. Find the time to visit, and save a little time at the end for a visit to gift shop. If you ask, they may offer a discount.

Jim Bairddic. 24, 2017

Worth checking to see if they have an exhibit. It's a beautiful compound. The day I visited they had an extensive exhibit of nativity scenes that seem to have been contributed by maybe 100 pueblos in Mexico, and an exhibit of historic political cartoons.

Laura Chestnutene. 2, 2018

Absolutely my favorite museum, in a city of fantastic museums. Almost every piece in the collection is amazing. The gift shop is quite good, too.

David Eene. 19, 2018

This museum has a wonderfully lit gorgeous atrium with beautifully hung art pieces. The art throughout the museum was gorgeously displayed and it had a different layout compared to some museums that have just big cavernous rooms. Overall had a lovely afternoon here!

Jessica Phillipsmar. 27, 2018

This museum was by far the best one in mexico city and one of my all time favorites. The displayed items were all amazing. They are not historical artefacts but hand made pieces by artists and artisans, all colorful and surreal, representing the local culture. Spare a good hour or two for this place.

Murat Cetinkayaabr. 15, 2018

Beautiful mexican folk art museum. Very nicely displayed. Highly recommended!

Pedro Jorba Mataabr. 13, 2018

Definitely go see the alebrijes at night for free. That was the only part of the museum I've been to unfortunately, but worth a visit for this alone. People put on illuminated alebrije costumes/exoskeletons and it's fun to pose with them. They are super creative. You'll also be able to see superb examples of the paper machet versions.

Noah Núñez-Grossjun. 16, 2018

A nice museum for foreigners. The shop at the entrance is super overpriced but they do have pretty crafts from around the country. Closely located to Bellas Artes and Alameda.

Monica Riveramay. 28, 2018

This was without exception my favourite art museum in CDMX. Exquisite atrium building displaying a monumental range of Mexican artisan work. More than just regional craft, the work here really evokes the spirit of Mexico. Beautifully displayed objet in a light and airy setting. In my opinion a must see museum.

Paul Heathmay. 8, 2018

Love this place. The shop is amazing, although a bit expensive. This is a great place if you want to take nice souvenirs or gifts back home. The museum is also fantastic.

Mariana Felixjul. 26, 2018

One of the best museum I've ever visited, so authentic, colorful and lively ! Don't miss it if you like popular Mexican art and want to see and understand it. It features modern art. The museum is 60$, free for students and on Sundays.

Cécile Danjoujul. 1, 2018

It's totally worth it! Take your time and go through all the rooms, they have pieces from every state in Mexico and they also have itinerant shows and workshops, so check before going. It's free on Sundays and the store has amazing things! 👌

Gerardo Cárdenasjun. 29, 2018