Museo de Arte de la Secretaria de Hacienda y Crédito Público (SHCP)
Museum Overview
Location & Contact
Address
Moneda 4
Centro
Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México 06000
Website
Social Media
Museum Information
Permanent Rooms
2
Temporary Rooms
N/A
Founded
1994
Affiliation
SHCP/Dirección General de la Conservaduría de Palacio Nacional y Patrimonio Cultural
Visitor Guide
Explore the SHCP Art Museum in Mexico City, where government history meets contemporary art in compact, accessible galleries, offering striking photo moments and easy pairings with nearby landmarks.
Highlights
- Compact galleries in a historic setting
- Blend of government art and contemporary works
- Photo-ready spaces throughout the collection
- Clear, visitor-friendly layouts
- Nearby landmarks for easy post-visit strolls
At a Glance
Visit Duration
45-75 minutes
Best Time to Visit
Early morning or late afternoon.
Accessibility
Accessible entrances and elevators; staff can assist as needed.
Photography
Non-flash photography is generally allowed; tripods may be restricted in some galleries.
WiFi
Free WiFi is available in public areas.
Facilities
Restrooms are available on each floor.
Hours
Hours vary; check official site for current schedule. Verify hours
Tickets
Ticket prices and availability may vary; confirm on the official site. Check pricing
Getting There
Reachable by metro and bus lines with a short walk from stops; rideshare services are common, and on-site parking can be limited.
Nearby Places
Templo Mayor
Historic core near the plaza.
Zócalo de Ciudad de México
Great for a quick plaza stroll.
Mercado de San Juan
Gourmet foods.
Café de Tacuba
Historic café with traditional Mexican dishes.
Museo Nacional de Arte (MUNAL)
Complementary art for contrast.
Visitor Policies
Photography
Photography is allowed in most galleries with non-flash; check signs for exceptions.
Bags & Storage
Bags may be subject to security screening; large bags may be restricted in certain areas.
Strollers & Children
Strollers are generally allowed, but some galleries may have space limitations.
Lockers
Lockers or a coatroom may be available at the entrance for convenience.
Tips for Your Visit
To dodge crowds, plan visits on weekday mornings and buy tickets online when possible. If available, use less-busy entrances to minimize lines.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the opening hours?
Hours vary; check the official site for current schedule.
Do I need to buy tickets in advance?
Online reservations are encouraged when possible.
Is photography allowed inside?
Non-flash photography is generally allowed in many galleries, but check signs and staff instructions.
Is the museum worth visiting for first-time visitors?
Yes, it offers a unique look at how art intersects with government and economic history.
Are there accessibility options?
The facility provides accessible entrances and elevators; staff can assist.
What transport options are best?
Public transit is convenient, with rideshare available nearby.
Are restrooms available?
Restrooms are available on each floor.
Do they offer guided tours or audio guides?
Guided tours and audio guides may be available; check the official site.
What should I know about crowds?
Weekdays and early mornings tend to be quieter.
What nearby sights pair well with a museum visit?
The Zócalo and Templo Mayor are within walking distance.