Archaeology

Anahuacalli Museum

Coyoacán, Ciudad de MéxicoIn Mexico known as Museo Anahuacalli
24
Permanent rooms
1
Temporary rooms
1964
Founded
Private
Property

Museum Overview

Plan your visit

Location & Contact

Address

Museo 150
Col. San Pablo Tepetlapa
Coyoacán, Ciudad de México 04620

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Catalogue

Museum Information

24
Permanent Exhibitions
1
Temporary Exhibitions
1964
Founded

Affiliation

Fideicomiso Museos Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo

Introduction

Discover Museo Anahuacalli in Coyoacán, where Diego Rivera's pre-Hispanic art meets bold volcanic-stone architecture. This compact, contemplative museum offers intimate galleries and a serene courtyard for a memorable day.

On view

Museum Exhibitions

Discover the fascinating collections and special exhibitions

Permanent Collections

Permanent

Sala 1: exhibe figuras del periodo preclásico, también muestra figuras de cultura azteca Sala 2: exhibe figuras de las culturas olmeca, azteca, y tolteca Sala 3: representa la primera de las esquinas de la base del museo y está dedicada a Tlallí, la tierra, representada por la diosa del maíz Xilonen Sala 4: exhibe piezas de la civilización azteca Sala 5: representa la segunda de las esquinas, consagrada al viento, representada por el dios del viento Ehecatl Quetzalcóatl Sala 6 y 7: exhiben figuras de la cultura teotihuacana Sala 8: representa la tercera esquina, dedicada al agua, representada por el dios de la lluvia Tláloc Sala 9: exhibe figuras de la cultura teotihuacana Sala 10: corresponde a la cuarta esquina, dedicada al fuego, representada por el dios del fuego Huehueteotl Salas 12-20: exhiben piezas de las grandes civilizaciones de occidente, cultura totonaca, de las que sobresalen las utilizadas en el juego de pelota Sala 23: exhibe urnas funerarias en Monte Alban, de la cultura zapoteca-mixteca

Special Exhibitions

Limited Time

En la Pinacoteca se exhiben exposiciones temporales

Don't miss

Highlights

  • 01Iconic volcanic-stone architecture by Juan O'Gorman
  • 02Diego Rivera's eclectic pre-Hispanic art collection
  • 03Serene courtyard and gallery spaces
  • 04Compact, focused exhibits suited for a short visit
  • 05Located in the vibrant Coyoacán district
  • 06Proximity to Frida Kahlo's Casa Azul
At a glance

At a Glance

Visit Duration

Plan 1-2 hours to explore the collection at a comfortable pace.

Best Time to Visit

Weekday mornings or late afternoons are generally quieter.

Accessibility

Most areas accessible by elevator and ramp; some galleries may require stairs.

Photography

Non-flash photography is generally allowed; check for restricted areas.

Hours

Tuesday to Sunday, 11 AM – 6 PM Verify hours

Cost Information

General admission $100 MXN — reduced or free for students, teachers, seniors and children

Tickets

Ticketing details are not publicly available; verify for updates.

Find your way

Getting There

Take a taxi or rideshare to the Coyoacán district and head to Museo 150, the street-side entrance. Buses and local taxis provide easy access from central Mexico City.

Around the corner

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House rules

Visitor Policies

Photography

Non-flash photography is typically allowed; respect restricted areas.

Bags & Storage

Bags may be subject to inspection at entry; large bags may be restricted.

Strollers & Children

Strollers are allowed; some galleries may require folding.

Lockers

Lockers may not be available; consider carrying only essentials.

Insider note

Tips for Your Visit

To beat crowds, visit on weekday mornings or during early afternoon hours. Enter shortly after opening or plan a longer, leisurely stroll to slow down the pace.

Good to know

Frequently Asked Questions

01
What is Museo Anahuacalli known for?
Diego Rivera's pre-Hispanic art collection housed in a volcanic-stone building designed by Juan O'Gorman.
02
Are hours available for planning a visit?
Hours are not publicly available; verify before you go.
03
Is photography allowed inside?
Non-flash photography is generally allowed; avoid flash in sensitive areas.
04
Is the building wheelchair accessible?
The museum offers some accessibility options; some spaces may require stairs.
05
How long should I plan to stay?
Plan 1-2 hours depending on interest.
06
Can children visit the museum?
Yes, with supervision; keep an eye on strollers if navigating tight spaces.
07
What other sights can I pair with this visit?
Frida Kahlo's Casa Azul and Mercado de Coyoacán are nearby.
08
Is there a cafe or food nearby?
There are cafes and street vendors around Coyoacán; the museum itself may not have a cafe.
09
Are restrooms available on-site?
Restrooms are available on-site.
10
Is there Wi-Fi inside the museum?
Wi-Fi availability is limited; verify with staff.
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