Museo Casa de Carranza
Museum Overview
Location & Contact
Address
Río Lerma 35 esq. Río Amazonas
Col. Cuauhtémoc dir_casacarranza@inah.gob.mx
Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México 06500
Phone
Museum Information
Permanent Rooms
13
Temporary Rooms
N/A
Founded
1961
Affiliation
Secretaría de Cultura/INAH
Visitor Guide
Step inside a storied Mexican residence where early 20th century reform voices linger in preserved rooms. Museo Casa de Carranza offers intimate tours, period interiors, and thoughtful photo moments near central city landmarks.
Highlights
- Historic house museum with Carranza era rooms
- Glazed staircases and period furnishings
- Guided and self-guided viewing options
- Quiet, walkable neighborhood setting
- Close to major cultural sites and parks
At a Glance
Visit Duration
45-60 minutes
Best Time to Visit
Early morning or late afternoon for lighter crowds
Accessibility
Limited accessibility in historic spaces; contact ahead for options
Photography
Non-flash photography permitted in most spaces; tripods may be restricted
WiFi
Public Wi-Fi is not guaranteed; plan accordingly
Facilities
Restrooms are available on-site
Hours
Hours vary; verify with official site.
Tickets
Prices and policies vary; verify current details.
Getting There
Located in central Mexico City, the museum is reachable by rideshare, metro and bus lines. Parking is nearby in limited spaces and driving times vary by traffic.
Nearby Places
Alameda Central
Great for a quick stroll before or after your visit.
Palacio de Bellas Artes
Iconic performance venue and architectural landmark.
Mercado de San Juan
Sample local bites and artisan goods nearby.
Torre Latinoamericana
City views from the observation deck after your tour.
Museo Nacional de Arte (MUNAL)
Renowned collection of Mexican art and architecture.
Visitor Policies
Photography
Non-flash photography is generally allowed in public rooms; please respect exhibits.
Bags & Storage
Large bags may be restricted; expect bag checks at entry.
Strollers & Children
Strollers are allowed in most areas, though some historic sections may be less accessible.
Lockers
Lockers may be available for belongings; ask at the entrance.
Tips for Your Visit
To dodge crowds, visit on weekday mornings when light is best for photos. Buy tickets in advance if possible and enter via main entrances to minimize lines. Consider pairing this stop with a stroll to nearby Alameda Central or Palacio de BB
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the typical hours?
Hours vary; verify current schedule on the official site.
Is photography allowed?
Non-flash photography is allowed in most spaces; tripods are usually not permitted.
Do I need a ticket?
Tickets may be available at the door; verify current policies before visiting.
Is the building wheelchair accessible?
Accessibility is limited due to historic architecture; contact ahead for options.
Are guided tours offered?
Guided tours may be available by request or on select days.
What is the best time to visit?
Visit early morning or late afternoon to avoid peak crowds.
Is there a gift shop on site?
A small shop or memorabilia may be available at the entrance.
How do I get here using public transit?
Use the city metro or buses to nearby stops; check current routes.
Are bags allowed?
Bags may be subject to inspection; large bags may be restricted.
Is there a cafe nearby?
There is no on-site cafe; nearby options are plentiful within walking distance.