The best museums México

Inaugurated in 2011, this small museum is a reflection of the process of developing these two alcohols that are consumed throughout Mexico.

This museum traces the history of water painting in Mexico from the pre-Hispanic era until the present day. It was founded in 1967 by artist Alfredo Guati Rojo.

The Palacio de la Escuela de Medicina is an imposing baroque construction built between 1732 and 1736 to house the siege of the terrible Inquisition; its implementation is symptomatic of its political and social importance: between a church and the central customs of the country. For 84 years, the Tribunal of the Saint-Office was going to sit there until it was closed in 1820. Converted to medical school in 1854, we were going to give courses for almost 102 years. Today, the collection of this museum is vast and diverse: it reflects the relationship of medicine to body through different eras and disciplines. It includes the reconstitution of a pharmacy of the xixe, herbalism, medicine and pre-Hispanic epidemiology, etc. Temporary exhibitions linking artistic creation with the theme of medicine.

This little, almost unusual, didactic museum presents a slide show with its light and light and photos. In the national hall: retrospective of the police from the pre-prehispanic to the present day. In the Chiefs of Police Hall: photos of chiefs of police from 1921 to date. In the International Hall: uniforms of the world's different fonts.

More than Mexican paintings from the th to the th century. Baroque and San Carlos Academy. Many temporary exhibitions (photos, paintings).

Officially the Museo Galeria de la Lucha del Pueblo Mexicano por. In fact, the museum is named because of the spiral shape of the building. The vicissitudes of Mexican history echo the word Díaz: " So far from God, so close to the United States. "