History

Memory and Tolerance Museum

Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de MéxicoIn Mexico known as Museo Memoria y Tolerancia
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Permanent rooms
2
Temporary rooms
2010
Founded
Private
Property

Museum Overview

Plan your visit

Location & Contact

Address

Luis Moya 12
Centro
Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México 06010

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Catalogue

Museum Information

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Permanent Exhibitions
2
Temporary Exhibitions
2010
Founded

Affiliation

Memoria y Tolerancia, A.C.

Introduction

Explore the powerful histories of resilience and human rights at Museo Memoria y Tolerancia in Mexico City, where interactive exhibits and poignant artifacts illuminate the consequences of intolerance and the lessons of democracy. This museum invites reflection for travelers seek

On view

Museum Exhibitions

Discover the fascinating collections and special exhibitions

Permanent Collections

Permanent

Exhibits focus on the history of intolerance and the universal values of human rights.

Don't miss

Highlights

  • 01Impactful exhibits on memory and human rights
  • 02Engaging multimedia displays and artifacts
  • 03Thought-provoking, visitor-led timelines
  • 04Education-focused programs for all ages
  • 05Accessible design and calm, reflective spaces
At a glance

At a Glance

Visit Duration

Plan 1.5 to 2 hours to see the main exhibits.

Best Time to Visit

Weekday mornings tend to be quieter.

Accessibility

Ramps and elevators available; some galleries may require assistance or alternative routes.

Photography

Photography policy varies by exhibit; verify on-site.

Hours

Tuesday to Friday, 9 AM – 5 PM Verify hours

Cost Information

General admission $140 MXN — reduced or free for students, teachers and INAPAM cardholders

Tickets

Ticketing details are not published by the official source.

Find your way

Getting There

The museum sits on Av. Juárez in central Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City. Reach it by a short walk from nearby metro stations or a rideshare, and enjoy a straightforward route from street level to the entrance.

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House rules

Visitor Policies

Photography

Photography is generally allowed without flash; check restrictions in sensitive exhibits.

Bags & Storage

All bags may be inspected at entry; very large bags may be restricted.

Strollers & Children

Strollers are allowed in most areas; some galleries may require folding for access.

Lockers

Lockers available near the entrance for bag storage.

Insider note

Tips for Your Visit

To beat crowds, visit on weekday mornings or early afternoons and avoid weekends. Arrive a bit earlier to secure a smooth entry, and consider pairing your visit with nearby sights to fill slower moments.

Good to know

Frequently Asked Questions

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Are hours published?
Official hours are not published; verify on-site or with the museum.
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Is photography allowed?
Photography is generally allowed without flash; tripods may be restricted.
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Are guided tours available?
Guided tours may be offered; check at the information desk on arrival.
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Is the museum accessible for wheelchairs?
The building supports accessibility features; some galleries may require assistance.
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What is the best time to visit to avoid crowds?
Weekday mornings tend to be quieter.
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Is there a cafe or food nearby?
There are cafés and eateries in nearby areas after your visit.
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Are there kid-friendly exhibits?
The museum offers educational resources suitable for families with older children.
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Do I need tickets in advance?
Ticketing details are not published; verify on-site or at the entrance.
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What other attractions are nearby?
Alameda Central and Bellas Artes are within walking distance.
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