By: Mr. Ruben
Well, actually, both bills are opposites sides of the same one.And you must visit Banamex Museum (in downtown), Universum (interactive science museum), Papalote Museo del Niño (kid’s interactive museum...
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By: Michael Hodson
I hit a few of these museums at the beginning of my trip, but your pictures shame mine. Don´t think I´ll even put mine up now. Damn it. Michael Hodson recently posted..Romancing the Stone- The On-Site...
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Mexico City is a very underrated city! How about the Leon Trotsky House and Museum. I wrote a post on that: http://bohemiantraveler.com/2010/09/i-went-to-mexico-city-to-see-an-ice-axe/
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Great post! Trotsky’s time in Mexico is fascinating. And now we need to add ANOTHER museum to our list of must-sees in Mexico City….
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Yikes! You’re right. Just corrected our information about Mexico’s new 500 peso note. Thanks for the correction–and the additional museums with kids in mind! We’ll be posting about climbing the...
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By: ayngelina
One of the great thing about Mexico is that at 51 pesos, all the museums are very affordable. ayngelina recently posted..Who is the world’s worst salsa dancer
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Agreed, but 51pesos is the high end. Many are less, and almost all have a free day once per week, usually Sunday.
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By: Catia
Wow, you listed a bunch of museums that I missed, I’ll have to go back and visit Mexico again at some point. Not just for the museums, it was one of my favourite countries I’ve travelled to so far, the...
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By: Craig Zabransky
These images reminded me of my time in DF. Loved the city and especially it’s museums.stay adventurous, Craig Craig Zabransky recently posted..Sunset Sunday – Flathead Lake- Montana
View ArticleBy: Lance Aaron
Home of the last Aztec prince and the first city in the Americas to have a university, a printing press and a museum – Mexico City is a cultural and intellectual foundation of the Americas. Great...
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So far I have only able to spend a long weekend in Mexico City so I haven’t been able to see all of the museums.The few days I was there though was an exhausting rush to see as much as possible....
View ArticleBy: Lydia
Too bad the pictures of frida and Diego are so unflattering on the new peso notes…
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[...] A round up of art, history, and cultural museums in Mexico City. [Trans-Americas Journey] [...]
View ArticleBy: AMex
I think it’s great the Mexico is printing money with pioneers of their culture. Mexican art is so unique and rich, it’s fitting that it is associated with a large peso amount.
View ArticleBy: Paul Bishel
I never been in Mexico but as I made a research in Google this place is truly great especially the museum is very historical.
View ArticleBy: Bob McIntosh
There’s also the Museo Nacional de San Carlos – a very good collection of mostly European art from the 15th-19th Centuries in a wonderful old mansion that was once the Academy of San Carlos. Its a few...
View ArticleBy: Iris
The first university of the Americas as well as cathedral are in the Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Although, I agree that Mexico is a cultural jewel!
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