Museo Nacional de Culturas Populares

5 Dilan Herath - 3 months ago

Wow! This is a SMALL and FREE museum. Literally in one door and out the other, of a small house. But inside there are so many cultural masks! They are used for dances and ceremonies. At the end there is a station to make your own little doll with a mask! When I was there, the materials were all used so I couldn't make anything :(.

5 Alysia - 9 months ago

A great stop if you are in Coyoacán. They have some large alebrijes that are worth the visit. We saw a temporary exhibit about indigenous women potters and it was fantastic. Well displayed and organized. It is free on Sunday so don’t miss out!

5 Melanie MacKenzie - 3 months ago

Quick museum with lots of colorful art! The doll/mask making activity was an extra treat

5 Petter Nyman - 7 months ago

You should 100% go if you’re in the area, it’s a quick visit and while it’s not world famous art you’re in for a treat if you like more colorful art. It was raining ashen I was there and it’s partly outside so maybe try a day without heavy showers and thunder.

5 Joséphine Canchel - 3 years ago

Really interesting museum, especially during El Dia de Muertos with an exhibition about the different celebrations around the country and a market of Popular Art.

5 Sara Arroyo - 7 months ago

We visit this museum everytime we're in Mexico City. Always wonderful exhibitions. This weekend selling textiles, clay , etc traditional objects from local artisans from around the country. A delight to the eyes and fair prices directly from the creators!

5 Lena Treviño - a year ago

"Tápame con tu rebozo" was absolutely lovely. Featured artisans from Oaxaca, Puebla, Tlaxcala, Michoacan and severas other Mexican States.