National Museum of Cartography

5 Andy Martinez - 4 years ago

The originals are impressive and so is some of the equipment they've used in the past.

5 Eric MC - 2 years ago

From the former convent of San Diego built in XVII century now remains only the church and some yards which survived the city advance and stays in an odd hard to reach place between freeways and modern bridges, but is well conserved and has a lot of historic maps and documents about ancient and modern Mexico and the description of how are those maps made before and nowadays. You must visit it, free entrance and an Oasis of peace in the middle of the frantic city life.

1 Gonzalo Sanchez - 4 years ago

Too bad services. Older Adults have necessities (restrooms) and there is no public services. Very raw basic necessities. Are they the same “quality” in México museums? ????

1 Jonathan Zavala - 3 years ago

There are no written explanations of the expositions. There’s also no guide to explain what you are seeing.

5 ॐMgl Edॐ - 5 years ago

Nice place for visiting

5 LAUDEGAR LAUDEGAR - 3 years ago

Super

3 José Arsenio Gómez Seiade - 5 years ago

Nice place