Probably one of the nicest museums in Mexico. The museum itself, (Arditti Architects) is outstanding, and its distribution and architecture are a fantastic match for the museum collections, based on tolerance and hopes for a better future. A museum you must visit while in Mexico City More

The museum is a modern building, get on the fifth floor, and after a multimedia introduction, begins with what man can do in his ambition to rule the world, the horrors of the First and Second World War, the holocaustro, and finally everything related to intolerance, racism, sexual diversity, weapons, drugs. Tour the museum takes 2 to 3 hours passed... More

The combination of both themes-"Memory and Tolerance" work in a very powerful way. The exhibits are, as expected, very humbling. The horrible story of the Nazi holocaust, as well as following genocides, are presented extremely well, even for visitors without prior knowledge. The section of the museum which tries to educate and encourage tolerance towards the "others" is very powerful.... More

I went with my 8th and 9th graders to this museum, not really knowing what to expect. But when I got there, I was amazed. This museum is located in the downtown area of Mexico City, easy to arrive to. Entrance cost varies if you have your student, teacher or senior citizen ID with you (regular entrance costs around 65... More

This is a world class museum, excellent facilities and expositions, full of interesting data, objects and knowledge. Definitely worth a visit. More

My daughter and I were on this visit. We both have seen the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles. I have been to the one in Washington DC and if we have to rank them, it would be a difficult one to decide. Excellent tour. More

Interesting, complete, modern, well worth. I went with my girl, and we learned alot. It is ot only about the holocaust, but also about other people who have been suffering in the world. This is a great awekening for all of us. More

A must to visit while in Mexico city, an excellent oportunity to see and feel the history of the Holocaust and other genocides humanity has suffer The museum is on its own, an architectural marvel, very well organized, located in downtown Mexico Dont miss it. More

Totally unique . It handles a difficult subject like the holocaust with tremendous dignity and the Tolerance sectionbrings a new sensitivity to anyone, its a must do for everyone .  More