Mexico City Wax Museum

Specialized

In Mexico known as: Museo de Cera de la Ciudad de MĂ©xico

Museum Overview

Location & Contact

Address

Londres 6
Col. Juárez
Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México 06600

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Museum Information

Permanent Exhibitions

14

Founded

1979

Affiliation

Museo de Cera de la Ciudad de MĂ©xico, S.A. de C.V.

Introduction

Discover lifelike figures at the Museo de Cera de la Ciudad de México, a compact wax museum in central Cuauhtémoc. Meet famous artists, political leaders, and cultural icons up close, in a playful setting perfect for quick, memorable visits.

Museum Exhibitions

Discover the fascinating collections and special exhibitions

Permanent Collections

Permanent

Salas temáticas:
Artistas: DalĂ­, Van Gogh (sin oreja mutilada), Diego Rivera, Frida y Siqueiros.
Tauromaquia: Independientemente de tu afición, esta sala es una de las más bonitas. Incluye a Plácido Domingo cantando en un palco.
Historia de México: desde personajes de la Independencia –pasando por una sala donde se ubican los presidentes del siglo XX– hasta un AMLO que parece veinteañero. La única queja: ¿dónde está Porfirio Díaz?
Historia Mundial: Presidentes de EUA, reyes europeos, Gandhi, Bill Gates –con unos tenis de colección.
Religión: Papas, vírgenes y santos en una pequeña capilla.
Deportes: Ronaldinho, Hugo Sánchez, Palencia (con la de Pumas, Cristiano Ronaldo.
Hollywood: Tom Cruise, Elvis, Robert De Niro, Meryl Streep, Hugh Jackman y también celebridades nacionales de la Época de Oro del cine mexicano, la música popular y una figura interactiva de Adrián Uribe, o mejor dicho, de “El Vítor”.Terror: El mejor lugar de todo el museo y una de las salas más famosas de todos los museos de la ciudad. En una especie de calabozo se esconden criaturas míticas con sonido y movimiento, algunas son bastante tétricas: Exorcista, El Aro, monstruos clásicos, zombies
Niños: Personajes de Cri-Crí, Harry Potter, Plaza Sésamo, Disney –Blancanieves con botox y sus siete enanos–, el Chavo del 8 y Superman, Batman, Iron Man y Spider-Man.

Highlights

  • Lifelike wax figures of celebrities and icons
  • Compact, browsable galleries
  • Culturally rich portraits of Mexican icons
  • Photo opportunities with famous likenesses
  • Family-friendly, easy to visit

At a Glance

Visit Duration

Visitors typically spend 45 to 60 minutes exploring the exhibits.

Best Time to Visit

Weekdays mornings are usually quieter.

Accessibility

Limited published accessibility information; confirm options on site.

Photography

Photography policy not publicly published.

WiFi

Wi‑Fi availability not publicly listed.

Facilities

Restrooms are on-site; verify location on arrival.

Hours

Lunes a domingo de 11 a 19 h Costa de la entrada: consultar su página. Verify hours

Tickets

Ticket prices and policies are not publicly listed.

Getting There

The museum is located at Londres 6 in Cuauhtémoc, central Mexico City. It’s reachable by metro or bus, with simple taxi or rideshare options from most downtown neighborhoods.

Nearby Places

Museo Nacional de Arte

museum

Classic Mexican and European works.

0.6 miles (1.0 km)

Alameda Central

other

Historic park perfect for a stroll.

0.6 miles (0.9 km)

Paseo de la Reforma

other

Iconic boulevard for a quick walk.

0.5 miles (0.8 km)

Mercado de San Juan

market

Try global bites and local produce.

0.7 miles (1.2 km)

Museo de Arte Popular

museum

Colorful folk art collections.

0.8 miles (1.3 km)

Visitor Policies

Photography

Photography policy not publicly published.

Bags & Storage

Bag policy not publicly published.

Strollers & Children

Stroller policy not publicly published.

Lockers

Lockers available on-site; check on arrival.

Tips for Your Visit

To dodge crowds, visit on weekday mornings when possible. If you can, arrive early or later in the afternoon and consider purchasing any available tickets in advance to minimize wait times.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are hours publicly listed?

Hours are not publicly listed; verify before visiting.

Is photography allowed?

Photography policy not published; check on arrival.

Is the museum family-friendly?

Yes, exhibits are designed for visitors of all ages.

Is there a gift shop?

A small shop exists; hours may vary—verify on arrival.

Are guided tours offered?

Guided tours may be limited; check on arrival.

Is the venue accessible for disabilities?

Accessibility details are not widely published; verify on arrival.

How long does a typical visit take?

Most visitors spend about 45–60 minutes.

Is there nearby food?

There are nearby cafes and eateries in the area.

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