Interactive Museum of Economics

5 Jason Eberle - 3 months ago

Loved the fourth floor. Good reminders of how society mindlessly consumes to no end. On one exhibit one of the guides interacted, asking where I got my jacket from and then talking through the environmental and social costs associated with it and offering to guide me through other parts. Would recommend for a couple of hours.

5 Martin Macouzet - 10 months ago

Very didactic museum. It shows very basic concepts in a fun way. The building is wonderful as it was an ancient monastery. In each section you can find kind young guides willing to answer question and help you out with the different activities.

3 Andy Martinez - 5 years ago

The museum has a great presentation with the most notable part being climate change and promoting sustainable growth for our planet. The museum is ideal for kids, a sort of field trip. They can definitely do better as far as the darker sides of capitalism, really making an effort to educate yourself about what can happen if you don't handle your finances well. It might as well be one giant commercial for banks and loans.

5 Nas Sol - 3 years ago

What a marvel! Different perspectives of economics that you would least imagine. One of the most insightful museums that I've visited in CDMX. This one is definitely worth the visit.

5 Víctor Zavala Kugler - 3 years ago

MIDE It’s a very different museum with interactive explanations for children about inflation, etc. Where kids learn how money is made and much more...

5 Kylie Stewart - 7 months ago

The exhibition about the pandemic by Santiago Arau was breath-taking. It showed many facets of this unusual time, evoking a breadth of emotions. It left me with chills more than once. He's an incredible artist with a beautiful ability to capture the human experience.

4 Mia - 8 months ago

Not a huge fan. A bit old. General information. And mostly spanish only.