The permanent exhibits are excellent, as have been the several temporary exhibits we've seen. The cafe is especially nice -- in a cloistered garden area. More

Too me a couple trips to finally make it to this Museum but found it a great diversion to the cultural over load. Exhibits are well planned, diverse, and will definitely return. It's near the Palacio de Belles Artes and can easily be done in same day. While there also stop into Correos (Mail Office) behind the Palacio de Belles... More

This very special museum is filled with delicate silverware, colorful costumes, interesting paintings, etc. Not to be missed. More

This museum is in the heart of downtown, which I think despite the crowded area is worth seeing. More

Always showing something interesting, inspiring and beautiful. Small, great museum, an oasis in the middle of a very difficult zone, a truly beautiful place. More

quiet is the best word to describe it. nice expositions and the rest and peace...great More

In the old public hospital building built by Hernan Cortez an amazing first class collection of 24000 pieces of paintings, porcelain, furniture and other artefacts collected by German born collector Franz Mayer. Wonderfully restored building. One room is with a collection of designer modern Asian style furniture. One of the best museums you can find in Mexico City. More

I decided to stay around the Districto Historico and take in a few attractions that I had not previously seen. The Museo Franz Mayer is certainly a pleasant spot for anyone interested in the decorative arts both historical and contemporary. Most of the interior reflects changes to the building that allows it to be a modern museum. However, the outside... More

Located opposite the Alameda between two tilting churches. Wonderful collection and temporary exhibits housed in a beautiful colonial mansion. Take a break to enjoy coffee and treats from the cafeteria and enjoy the tranquil courtyard. More