Museo de la Cantera a cielo abierto
Museum Overview
Location & Contact
Address
Morelos 150
Centro
Degollado, Jalisco 47980
Social Media
Museum Information
Permanent Rooms
N/A
Temporary Rooms
N/A
Founded
2009
Affiliation
Ayuntamiento de Degollado/Ayuntamiento de Degollado/Dirección de Educación, Cultura y Turismo
Visitor Guide
Explore a sprawling open-air sculpture park in Degollado where local stone becomes living art. Wander among bold, sunlit works, capture dramatic shadows at golden hour, and pair your visit with a stroll through nearby plazas and scenic viewpoints.
Highlights
- Open-air sculpture park with bold local stone forms
- Golden hour lighting for dramatic photos
- Easy walking paths through art-filled grounds
- Family-friendly routes with clear signs
- Nearby town plazas for coffee and snacks
At a Glance
Visit Duration
45-75 minutes
Best Time to Visit
Early morning or late afternoon for best light.
Accessibility
Some paths can be uneven; accessibility varies by area.
Photography
Photography allowed outdoors; no flash near works.
WiFi
Limited or no Wi-Fi in outdoor areas.
Facilities
Restrooms available near the entrance.
Hours
Hours vary by season; check official site for current schedule.
Tickets
Ticketing details vary; check official site for current prices and discounts.
Getting There
You can reach the site by car or rideshare, with parking near the entrance. Public transit options exist in the region, and combining a visit with nearby towns makes for a scenic day trip.
Nearby Places
Degollado Main Plaza
Vibrant hub for local crafts and snacks.
La Piedra Café
Great local coffee and light bites.
Parroquia de Degollado
Historic church on the town square.
Tequila Viewpoint
Scenic detour for a Tequila-route day.
Visitor Policies
Photography
Photos are allowed outdoors; please avoid flash near artworks and respect other visitors.
Bags & Storage
Small bags are allowed; large bags may be inspected at entry.
Strollers & Children
Strollers are allowed on most paths, but some terrain is uneven.
Lockers
Lockers are not guaranteed; bring only what you need.
Tips for Your Visit
To avoid crowds, visit on weekday mornings or during shoulder seasons. Arrive early to enjoy quieter grounds, and take your time strolling through the sculpture fields to savor each piece.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a typical visit take?
Most guests spend 45-75 minutes exploring the outdoor grounds.
Are tickets required and where can I buy them?
Ticket details vary; check the official site for current pricing and discounts.
What are the museum hours?
Hours vary by season; verify on the official site.
Is it worth visiting with kids?
Yes; the open-air setting is engaging for families, with plenty of space to run around and explore.
Is photography allowed?
Photography is allowed outdoors; avoid flash near artworks.
What about bags and backpacks?
Small bags are allowed; large bags may be inspected at entry.
Is the site accessible for strollers and wheelchairs?
Some paths are uneven; accessibility varies by area and route.
Are guided tours available?
Guided tours may be offered by local providers; check onsite or with the official site.
How do I get there and is parking available?
Parking is near the entrance; check local transit options for the region.
Is drones allowed or restrictions on transportation?
Drones require special permission; contact site staff for details.