National Museum of the Interventions
In Mexico known as: Museo Nacional de las Intervenciones
Museum Overview
Location & Contact
Address
General Anaya s/n esq. Calle 20 de Agosto s/n
Col. San Diego Churubusco
Coyoacán, Ciudad de México 04120
Phone
Website
Museum Information
Permanent Exhibitions
11
Temporary Exhibitions
2
Founded
1981
Affiliation
Secretaría de Cultura/INAH
Introduction
Visit the Museo Nacional de las Intervenciones to explore restored artifacts and multimedia displays that reveal how public actions shaped Mexican history. Photograph intimate scenes, follow clear narratives, and pair the visit with nearby cultural stops for a well-rounded day.
Museum Exhibitions
Permanent Collections
Permanent exhibits: The Museo Nacional de las Intervenciones has two curatorial discourses: the Conventual and Virreinal discourse located on the ground floor and comprising 4 rooms, and the Historical discourse on the upper floor with 11 rooms. Site museum spaces include: Cocina conventual de 64.2 m²; Baño de placeres de 16.53 m² (closed to the public); Refectorio de 85.56 m²; Antesacristía de 71.54 m² (temporarily closed). Spaces that recreate the life of the dieguinos during their occupation. Museo Histórico: Vestíbulo (Introducción 1) de 22.24 m²; Introducción de 65.76 m² (discusses the social and political movements that led to the start of the War of Independence in Mexico. It highlights the Washington printing press that enabled the dissemination of liberal ideas); Independencia de 90.83 m² (This room accounts for the start of the War of Independence to its culmination (1810–1821). It highlights the Acta de independencia del Imperio Mexicano, recognizing the nation as sovereign and independent of Spain); Primeras Intervenciones de 61 m² (Intervención Española 1829; speaks of the Spanish Crown's intentions to reconquer one of its most important colonies in America. Highlights President Vicente Guerrero's leadership in defending the nation); Intervención Francesa 1838–1839; Intervención Francesa de 216 m²; (The sense of national identity faces the second French intervention. As part of the room's collection a carriage is displayed, which was used by Benito Juárez to safeguard sovereignty and the Mexican government from the invading army); Intervención Francesa de 84.7 m²; Ex votos de 31.22 m²; Porfiriato de 37.78 m²; Revolución Mexicana de 49.9 m²; Invasión de 1914 de 21.06 m²; Invasión de 1916 de 25.68 m²; Intervención Norteamericana de 1914; Intervención Norteamericana de 1916. Historical journey through the different interventions and armed conflicts that led to the formation of the nation and its current territory.
Special Exhibitions
Two temporary exhibition spaces: Portería; Claustro bajo y antesacristía. Spaces of convent life.
Highlights
- Focused look at public interventions
- Curated artifacts and multimedia stories
- Intimate gallery spaces
- Photographic opportunities throughout
- Walkable location near cultural hubs
At a Glance
Visit Duration
45-75 minutes
Best Time to Visit
Early mornings or late afternoons are typically quieter.
Accessibility
Accessibility features are available; contact staff for assistance.
Photography
Non-flash photography is generally allowed; tripods may be restricted.
WiFi
WiFi availability varies; ask staff for connectivity options.
Facilities
Restrooms are available inside.
Hours
Tue–Sat 10 AM–4 PM; Sun Closed; Mon Closed Verify hours
Cost Information
General admission $90 MXN ($4.50 USD); Free for students, teachers and seniors with valid credentials
Tickets
Tickets are available on-site or online when offered; consult the official site for options. Check pricing
Getting There
Public transit and rideshares are convenient options to reach the museum, with nearby parking and easy street access for visitors arriving by car.
Nearby Places
Palacio de Bellas Artes
Iconic architecture and murals.
Mercado de San Juan
Gourmet bites and local produce.
Cafebrería El Péndulo
Charming bookshop cafe for a pause.
Visitor Policies
Photography
Non-flash photography is generally allowed; some areas may restrict camera use.
Bags & Storage
Bags may be inspected at entry; large items may be restricted.
Strollers & Children
Strollers are permitted in most galleries; some sections may require folding.
Lockers
Lockers or secure storage may be available; ask at the front desk.
Tips for Your Visit
To avoid crowds, visit on weekdays when possible and arrive early. Consider buying tickets online if offered and plan your route to focus on quieter galleries.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long should I plan for a visit to Museo Nacional de las Intervenciones?
Most visitors to National Museum of the Interventions spend about 45-75 minutes, depending on interest
Are tickets required in advance for National Museum of the Interventions?
At Museo Nacional de las Intervenciones Ciudad de México, ticket options vary; check the official site for current availability and methods
What are the current hours at Museo Nacional de las Intervenciones Ciudad de México?
Museo Nacional de las Intervenciones, Ciudad de México hours vary; please consult the official site for the latest schedule
Is the museum worth visiting for first-timers at Museo Nacional de las Intervenciones, Ciudad de México?
At National Museum of the Interventions Ciudad de México, yes, it offers a focused look at mexican public history through interventions
Is photography allowed at National Museum of the Interventions Ciudad de México?
Photography at National Museum of the Interventions, Ciudad de México isnon-flash generally allowed; tripods may be restricted
Is National Museum of the Interventions, Ciudad de México accessible for visitors with disabilities?
At National Museum of the Interventions Mexico City, accessibility features are available; contact staff for assistance or check the official site
Are bags allowed inside the galleries at National Museum of the Interventions Mexico City?
At National Museum of the Interventions, Mexico City, bags may be inspected; please avoid bringing large bags
Are guided tours available at National Museum of the Interventions, Mexico City?
At Museo Nacional de las Intervenciones, guided tours may be offered on select days; verify on the site
What about food nearby after visiting at Museo Nacional de las Intervenciones?
At National Museum of the Interventions, there are cafes and dining options nearby; plan a meal after your visit
How do I get there by transit at National Museum of the Interventions?
At Museo Nacional de las Intervenciones Ciudad de México, public transit and rideshares are convenient; use the official site for directions
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