Attractions & Culture

Mexican history related via models, videos & panels in a striking space resembling a snail shell.

Large aquarium & conservation center with 45+ marine life exhibits, from coral to penguins.

Children's museum offering a wide array of interactive exhibits, plus a planetarium & IMAX theater.

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Indoor attraction offering virtual reality rides, sport & flight simulators, games & laser shows.

Permanent watercolor collection in 6 galleries, covering the Prehispanic to contemporary periods.

Museum dedicated to the life & works of Frida Kahlo located at her bright-blue former home.

History museum in an ancient convent on a battle site, with military relics & guided tours.

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Exhibits & tours in the home where exiled Russian revolutionary Trotsky lived & was assassinated.

The Catrina lives here. Meet the master of Frida and Diego. The Salón Posada MUSEUM is a monographic museum dedicated to the Mexican artist José Guadalupe Posada, with a permanent exhibition. We also hold temporary exhibitions of graphic arts, and there is a small souvenir shop.

Fountain with bronze statues of a pair of coyotes surrounded by jets of water, in a small park.

Parque Frida Kahlo is a free public park that opened in 1984. For a time it was nothing more than a vacant lot used for cattle auctions. Later it housed a textile factory. The idea of paying tribute to one of the giants of Mexican art emerged in the early 1980s, just as her reputation was reaching universal fame. Today the park does not allow bicycles or skateboards. As a result, it is one of the quietest parks in the area. Although the surrounding Barrio de la Concepción can be lively on weekends, here you are more likely to find a contemplative sculpture garden. Carefully designed, it includes a children's play area and many paths for strolling.

Cultural museum with exhibitions focused on diverse contemporary, popular & folk arts.

Colonial landmarks around a green plaza with a statue of a revolutionary leader & a vintage kiosk.

Public garden with a famous coyote fountain, inaugurated for the centenary of Mexican independence.