Mexican Museum of Design (MUMEDI)
Permanently closed
Mexican Museum of Design (MUMEDI) has closed for good. This page stays online as a historical record of the museum and its collection.
- 2002
- Founded
- Private
- Property
Museum Overview
Location & Contact
Address
Francisco I. Madero 74
Centro HistĂłrico
Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México 06000
Phone
Website
Museum Information
- 2002
- Founded
Affiliation
FundaciĂłn Mumedi, A.C.
Introduction
Discover modern Mexican design at MUMEDI in Mexico City's Cuauhtémoc neighborhood, where rotating exhibitions showcase innovative graphics, furniture, and product design. A compact museum with big ideas, perfect for design lovers.
Highlights
- 01Rotating exhibitions of Mexican design
- 02Graphic, product, and industrial design focus
- 03Intimate gallery spaces in downtown CDMX
- 04Design-forward shop with local pieces
- 05Collaborations with contemporary designers
At a Glance
Visit Duration
Typically 45-90 minutes, depending on exhibitions.
Best Time to Visit
Weekday mornings tend to be quieter.
Accessibility
Building offers accessible entrances and elevator access in most areas; contact staff for specifics.
Photography
Policies vary by exhibit; follow posted signs and staff directions.
Hours
Monday to Friday, 10 AM – 8 PM Verify hours
Cost Information
General admission $60 MXN
Tickets
Ticketing details are not published publicly; verify before visiting.
Getting There
Located in central Cuauhtémoc at Francisco I. Madero 74, the museum is reachable by metro, bus routes, or rideshare; street parking is limited.
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Visitor Policies
Photography
Photography is generally allowed for personal use; flash and tripods may be restricted.
Bags & Storage
Large bags may need to be checked at the entrance.
Strollers & Children
Strollers allowed; some galleries may require folding.
Lockers
Lockers may be available for belongings; ask at reception.
Tips for Your Visit
Beat crowds by arriving at opening time on weekdays, checking for rotating exhibits, and considering a midweek afternoon visit when crowds are lighter.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is there an entrance fee?
- Admission details are not published publicly; verify on-site.
- What languages are signage in?
- Most signage is in Spanish; some information may be available in English.
- Are guided tours offered?
- Guided tours are not widely published; check with staff for current options.
- Is photography allowed?
- Photography is allowed for personal use; follow posted rules and avoid flash where required.
- Is there a gift shop?
- Yes, there is a small shop with design-oriented items.
- Is the building accessible for wheelchairs?
- The building has accessibility features, but confirm specifics with staff.
- Are there cafés nearby?
- There are nearby cafés in the neighborhood; the museum itself may not have a cafe.
- Can I store bags or coats?
- Storage options may be available; ask at reception.
- What should I bring?
- Bring curiosity about design and comfortable footwear for walking.