Museo de la Caricatura
Museum Overview
Location & Contact
Address
Donceles 99
Centro Histórico
Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México 06020
Phone
Museum Information
Permanent Rooms
3
Temporary Rooms
2
Founded
1987
Affiliation
Sociedad Mexicana de Caricaturistas, A.C.
Visitor Guide
Immerse yourself in a playful slice of Mexican humor at Museo de la Caricatura, where iconic cartoons combine wit with social commentary. Snap memorable photos, stroll the galleries, and pair your visit with nearby cafés and cultural spots for a lively day.
Highlights
- Iconic caricatures from Mexican humor legends
- Rotating exhibits and guest artists
- Accessible city hop with nearby sights
- Casual, family-friendly atmosphere
- Compact, stroll-friendly venue
At a Glance
Visit Duration
About 60-90 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Early morning or late afternoon.
Accessibility
The museum provides accessible entry and facilities where available.
Photography
Non-flash photography is generally allowed in public areas.
WiFi
WiFi is available in common areas where offered.
Facilities
Restrooms are on-site.
Hours
Tue-Sun, daytime hours.
Tickets
Tickets are generally available on-site; consider guided tours for deeper context.
Getting There
To reach the museum, use metro or bus to central neighborhoods, or hail a rideshare for a direct ride. Parking is limited in the area, so plan accordingly and consider public transit for an easy visit.
Nearby Places
Zócalo Plaza (Plaza de la Constitución)
Historic square perfect for street photos after your visit.
Catedral Metropolitana
Gothic architecture and an iconic backdrop.
Mercado de San Juan
Taste local snacks nearby and enjoy a quick bite.
Palacio de Bellas Artes
Beautiful murals and nearby cafés.
Visitor Policies
Photography
Photography is allowed in public spaces without flash.
Bags & Storage
Bags may be subject to inspection; large bags may be restricted in galleries.
Strollers & Children
Strollers are allowed in most areas, but some galleries may require folding on entry.
Lockers
Lockers are available near the entrance for bags and coats.
Tips for Your Visit
Weekends and holidays can be busy, so arrive early to beat crowds. Consider visiting on weekday afternoons for a calmer experience. If lines form, take a short break at a nearby café and return when it’s quieter.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the typical visiting hours?
Visit times vary; check the official site for current schedules.
Is photography allowed?
Non-flash photography is generally allowed in public areas.
Do tickets cost money?
Ticket prices vary; purchase on-site or check the official site for options.
Is the building accessible?
The museum offers accessibility features where available; contact ahead for accommodations.
Are guided tours available?
Guided tours may be offered periodically; ask at the information desk.
Can I bring bags or strollers?
Bags and strollers are allowed in most areas, but large bags may be restricted in certain galleries.
How do I get there by transit?
Public transit options include metro and buses nearby; rideshares are convenient.
What should I do if it’s crowded?
Arrive early or later in the afternoon to avoid peak crowds.
What nearby sights are worth combining?
Pair your visit with nearby cultural sites like the Zócalo and the Bellas Artes.