Joshua Pozos
4/5
Free, small, and surprisingly eye-opening Admission is free, and the museum has three rooms. What really stands out is how long Mexicans have been using humor to satirize, and even openly mock, public figures. There are plenty of genuinely funny pieces. What blew my mind, though, was seeing that censorship already existed so far back in time. You can also have an artist draw a caricature or portrait of you. Prices start at 100 MXN (about 5.75 USD) for one person and go up with each additional person in the drawing.