Museo de la Muerte (en remodelación)
Museum Overview
Location & Contact
Address
Andador 2 de Abril núm. 42
Centro
San Juan del Río, Querétaro 76800
Phone
Website
Museum Information
Permanent Rooms
3
Temporary Rooms
1
Founded
1997
Affiliation
Ayuntamiento de San Juan del Río/Dirección de Cultura
Visitor Guide
Explore the Museo de la Muerte in San Juan del Río, a thoughtful look at culture, history, and art through respectful exhibits. The visit pairs well with a stroll through the town square and a taste of regional cuisine, offering memorable photo moments.
Highlights
- Thoughtful, respectful exhibits about culture and history
- Locally focused stories with accessible interpretations
- Engaging artifacts and interactive displays
- Photogenic spaces for travel photos
- Walkable neighborhood with food options nearby
At a Glance
Visit Duration
45-75 minutes
Best Time to Visit
Early morning or late afternoon tends to be quieter.
Accessibility
Ramps and elevators are available in main areas; some galleries may have stairs.
Photography
Non-flash photography allowed in most areas; tripods and professional lighting may be restricted in certain spaces.
WiFi
Wi‑Fi is not always available; check at the entrance.
Facilities
Restrooms available on-site.
Hours
Tue-Sun, typically 9am-5pm Verify hours
Tickets
Tickets are available on-site and online; check the official site for current pricing and purchasing options. Check pricing
Getting There
San Juan del Río is accessible by car, taxi, and local bus from central areas. Parking is available near the museum entrance, and ride-share options are convenient in the area.
Nearby Places
Main Plaza
Great spot for photos and street snacks after your visit.
Café La Esquina
Perfect for a quick espresso before heading back.
Mercado Municipal
Fresh fruit and regional treats nearby.
San Juan del Río Cultural Center
Often hosts short exhibitions and events.
Parque Juárez
Nice spot for a relaxed stroll between sights.
Visitor Policies
Photography
Photography is allowed without flash in most areas; tripods and professional lighting may be restricted in certain exhibits.
Bags & Storage
Bag checks may occur at entry; travel light to speed security.
Strollers & Children
Strollers are allowed, but some sections may be difficult to navigate.
Lockers
Lockers are available near the entrance for day storage.
Tips for Your Visit
To beat crowds, visit on weekday mornings or late afternoons, arrive at opening, and consider buying tickets online when possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the typical visit times?
Visit times vary by day; check the official site for current hours.
Are tickets required?
Tickets are recommended; see official site for current pricing and purchasing options.
Is photography allowed?
Non-flash photography is generally allowed; tripods may be restricted in some areas.
Is the museum worth visiting?
Yes, the exhibits offer insight into local culture with accessible context and artifacts.
Are bags checked at entry?
Bag checks or restrictions may apply; it's best to travel light.
Is accessibility available?
Ramps and elevators are available in main areas; some rooms may be accessed via stairs.
Are guided tours available?
Guided tours may be available; contact the museum or check the official site for schedules.
What public transport serves the museum?
Local buses and rideshare options connect to the museum; verify routes locally.
What nearby sights should I see?
The Main Plaza and local markets are within a short walk.
Is there parking nearby?
Parking is available near the entrance; hours and fees vary.