History

Museum of Women

Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de MéxicoIn Mexico known as Museo de la Mujer
8
Permanent rooms
2011
Founded
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Property

Museum Overview

Plan your visit

Location & Contact

Address

RepĂşblica de Bolivia 17
Centro
Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México 06020

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Catalogue

Museum Information

8
Permanent Exhibitions
2011
Founded

Affiliation

FederaciĂłn Mexicana de Universitarias, A.C.

Introduction

Explore the Museo de la Mujer in central Mexico City, where Mexican women’s history, art, and contemporary voices illuminate galleries. Plan a thoughtful visit that respects the space, the stories, and the culture around it.

On view

Museum Exhibitions

Discover the fascinating collections and special exhibitions

Permanent Collections

Permanent

Cuenta con 8 salas:
Equidad. Principio universal de la armonĂ­a
CosmovisiĂłn dual del MĂ©xico antiguo
El marianismo novohispano. Las mujeres en la casa
Las mujeres insurgentes
Libertad y educaciĂłn
De maestras a revolucionarias
La ciudadanĂ­a de las mujeres
De la revoluciĂłn feminista al tiempo presente

Don't miss

Highlights

  • 01Exhibitions on women artists and historians
  • 02Thoughtful multimedia installations and archives
  • 03Central CuauhtĂ©moc location near Reforma
  • 04Accessible facilities and helpful staff
  • 05Quiet, contemplative spaces for reflection between galleries
At a glance

At a Glance

Visit Duration

Plan 60-90 minutes to explore current exhibits and interactive displays.

Best Time to Visit

Weekday mornings or early afternoons tend to be quieter.

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible, elevators, ramps, and accessible restrooms.

Photography

Photography is generally allowed without flash; check signage in each gallery for any restrictions.

WiFi

Wi‑Fi availability varies; ask at the information desk for access.

Facilities

Restrooms are available on multiple floors.

Hours

Official hours are not published by the institution.

Tickets

Ticket pricing and entry details are not published online.

Find your way

Getting There

The Museo de la Mujer sits in Cuauhtémoc, a central district of Mexico City, near Reforma. Reachable by taxi, rideshare, or public transit with several bus routes nearby; signage at the entrance can guide you to the closest stops.

Around the corner

Nearby Places

  • Museo Nacional de Arte (MUNAL)

    museum

    Extend your day with a nearby collection of Mexican and international art.

    0.5 miles (0.8 km)

  • CafĂ© de Tacuba

    coffee

    Classic Mexican cafe—great for a pre- or post-visit bite.

    0.6 miles (0.9 km)

  • Alameda Central Park

    other

    Lovely stroll and photo spots after the museum visit.

    0.6 miles (1.0 km)

  • Paseo de la Reforma

    other

    Iconic avenue for a refreshing walk after your tour.

    0.7 miles (1.1 km)
House rules

Visitor Policies

Photography

Photography policies are not published online; signage at entry will guide acceptable photography in each gallery.

Bags & Storage

Security checks may apply; large bags could be restricted.

Strollers & Children

Strollers are generally allowed, but crowded galleries may require folding or re-routing.

Lockers

Lockers or coat checks may be available at the entrance; policies vary by day.

Insider note

Tips for Your Visit

To avoid crowds, consider visiting on weekday mornings, arrive at opening, and plan a midweek afternoon session. If visiting during peak times, join a guided tour or request exhibit-specific times at the entrance.

Good to know

Frequently Asked Questions

01
What is the Museo de la Mujer about?
A museum dedicated to women’s history, art, and contemporary voices in Mexico City.
02
Is there an entrance fee?
Current pricing details are not published online; check at the entrance for the latest information.
03
Are guided tours available?
Guided tours may be offered intermittently; inquire at reception for schedules.
04
Is photography allowed?
Policy varies by space; signage at entry will guide permitted photography.
05
Is the building accessible for wheelchairs?
Yes, the facility provides accessible entrances, elevators, and restrooms.
06
Are there restrooms on-site?
Restrooms are available on multiple floors within the museum.
07
Is there a cafe on-site?
There isn't a dedicated on-site cafe; you’ll find nearby dining options outside.
08
Is there a gift shop?
A small shop offers related books, crafts, and souvenirs.
09
Is the content family-friendly?
Exhibits are designed for a broad audience; some materials may be more suitable for older children.
10
What language are the exhibits in?
Most materials are in Spanish, with some English information available.
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