National Museum of Housing (Munavi)
In Mexico known as: Museo Nacional de la Vivienda (Munavi)
Museum Overview
Location & Contact
Address
Gustavo E. Campa 60, 1er piso
Col. Guadalupe Inn
Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México 01020
Phone
Website
Museum Information
Permanent Exhibitions
6
Temporary Exhibitions
1
Founded
2023
Affiliation
Fondo Nacional de la Vivienda para los Trabajadores (INFONAVIT)
Introduction
Discover how homes shaped daily life at Munavi, Mexico City's Museum of Housing. Explore exhibits on architecture, interiors, and social history, capture candid moments in styled rooms, and pair a visit with a stroll through nearby historic streets.
Museum Exhibitions
Permanent Collections
The Munavi is divided into six thematic axes: Vivienda adecuada; Los espacios que habitamos; El derecho a la vivienda; Historia de la vivienda en México; Barrio y ciudad; El futuro de la vivienda.
Special Exhibitions
The museum has five rooms for temporary exhibitions.
Highlights
- Interactive housing history displays
- Period rooms restored with authentic details
- Architectural sketches and vintage furnishings
- Guided tours and family-friendly activities
- Plenty of photo moments inside styled interiors
At a Glance
Visit Duration
About 60-90 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Opening hours early morning or late afternoon are often quieter.
Accessibility
The museum provides accessible entrances, elevators, and restrooms.
Photography
Photography is allowed in most areas without flash; some rooms may restrict tripods.
WiFi
Wi-Fi is available in lobby and public areas.
Facilities
Restrooms are available on each floor.
Hours
Tue–Sun 11 AM–6 PM; Mon Closed Verify hours
Cost Information
Free admission.
Tickets
Tickets are required for entry; check the official site for current pricing and discounts. Check pricing
Getting There
You can reach Munavi by ride-share, metropolitan buses, or the metro to nearby stops, with on-site or nearby parking options when available.
Nearby Places
Museo Nacional de Arte
Great for a complementary art stroll after Munavi.
Palacio de Bellas Artes
Stunning architecture and performances nearby.
Zócalo / Plaza de la Constitución
Historic heart of the city with shops and cafes.
Mercado de San Juan
Gourmet foods and local treats after your visit.
Templo Mayor Museum
Aztec ruins adjacent to the cathedral area.
Visitor Policies
Photography
Photography is allowed in most areas without flash; check posted signs for restrictions in sensitive exhibits.
Bags & Storage
Bags are subject to security checks; large bags may require storage or compliance with security rules.
Strollers & Children
Strollers are allowed in most areas; be prepared for narrow corridors in older sections.
Lockers
Lockers may be available for rent; availability varies by location within the museum.
Tips for Your Visit
To avoid lines on busy days, buy tickets in advance and visit on weekdays or during shoulder hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long should I plan for a visit to Museo Nacional de la Vivienda (Munavi)?
Most visitors to National Museum of Housing (Munavi) spend about 60-90 minutes
Are tickets required in advance for National Museum of Housing (Munavi)?
At Museo Nacional de la Vivienda (Munavi) Ciudad de México, yes, tickets are required for entry; check the official site for current pricing and discounts
What are the hours at Museo Nacional de la Vivienda (Munavi) Ciudad de México?
Museo Nacional de la Vivienda (Munavi), Ciudad de México hours vary; check the official site for the current schedule
Is Munavi worth visiting at Museo Nacional de la Vivienda (Munavi), Ciudad de México?
At National Museum of Housing (Munavi) Ciudad de México, yes, it offers a focused look at housing and urban life that complements other museums
Are cameras allowed inside at National Museum of Housing (Munavi) Ciudad de México?
Photography at National Museum of Housing (Munavi), Ciudad de México is allowed in most areas without flash; some rooms may restrict
Are bags allowed at National Museum of Housing (Munavi), Ciudad de México?
At National Museum of Housing (Munavi) Mexico City, bags are subject to security checks; large bags may be restricted
Is National Museum of Housing (Munavi) Mexico City accessible for visitors with disabilities?
At National Museum of Housing (Munavi), Mexico City, the venue provides accessible entrances and facilities; contact staff for specifics
Are guides available at National Museum of Housing (Munavi), Mexico City?
At Museo Nacional de la Vivienda (Munavi), guided tours may be offered; check the official site or ask at the information desk
How can I get there by public transport at Museo Nacional de la Vivienda (Munavi)?
At National Museum of Housing (Munavi), public transit options are nearby; consult a local transit map for the best route
What about crowds and the best times to visit at National Museum of Housing (Munavi)?
At Museo Nacional de la Vivienda (Munavi) Ciudad de México, weekdays mornings tend to be quieter; consider arriving early or late afternoon
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Joshua Pozos
I really enjoyed visiting the Museo Nacional de la Vivienda (Munavi). Here, I was able to learn more about the evolution of housing in Mexico — from the Porfiriato era to modern times. It’s a fascinating journey through the country’s architectural and social history.