I Love going to this museum! Not only is it filled with beautiful mexican art but its filled with mexican history and culture

Beautiful exhibitions. Loved being able to take my time and stroll through each gallery. The quality of the contents could easily merit an entrance fee. However the free admission really got me in the door. The only weird thing was having staff members hang around in the galleries - it kind of made me feel rushed toward the end.

Beautiful colors, wonderful museum in the heart of Chicago's Mexican-American neighborhood of Pilsen (formerly a Czech neighborhood.) If you can, visit during the Day of the Dead exhibit in November. Permanent exhibits are wonderful as well.

Nothing out of the ordinary, didn't seem like anything you don't already see in the latino neighborhoods.

Learned a lot in going through the rooms devoted to history; panels in both English and Spanish explained and elaborated on the times and the objects. The special exhibits, such as for processions, day of the dead, sculptures, etc. were also adelight. And the gift shop was full of eye candy. They have lots of seasonal programs, too. Check out... More

with all of the mexican people living in chicago, i feel like they could really expand on some of the stuff they have. the day of the dead exibit was cool though, and its free admission.

This museum was wonderful. Free admission (although they happily take donations) and an amazing space

Enjoyed the museum with my family. Much interesting art work, but also a lot of cultural information regarding Mexicans and Mexican-Americans, very informative. The curators did an excellent job with the information they displayed with each and every piece.

It is so accessible for all.....If you are planning to visit Chicago.....and you stay in Downtown Chicago....You can take pink line....to 18th st.....from there is like two blocks....