Museo Jumex
Contemporary art under a sawtooth roof in Granada. Free entry makes it easy to come back for the next exhibition.
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Free public spaces and museum entry. Paid meals and conditional discounts are separate.
Contemporary art under a sawtooth roof in Granada. Free entry makes it easy to come back for the next exhibition.
A shady detour in Hipódromo, with paths that turn a coffee stop into a longer afternoon outside.
Trees, lakeside paths and room to breathe between museum visits. Choose one part of the forest and slow down.
Shelves suspended across a vast reading room. Come for the architecture, then find a book and stay a little longer.
A major Richard Prince exhibition opens Jumex’s autumn season. Make room for images that ask who gets to own a familiar picture.
Architecture, plants and remembered lives meet in Álvaro Urbano’s exhibition at Jumex, opening in October.
Undersea cables, tourism and the Caribbean meet in a new exhibition at Museo Jumex.
A silver curve outside, an extensive collection inside. Pair Soumaya’s free galleries with neighbouring Jumex for a focused art day.
Step below the rush of Insurgentes into a park made for a slower circuit. The floral clock is a landmark, not the whole reason to come.
Art beside the lake in Chapultepec’s second section. Start with the galleries and leave the restaurant as a separate choice.
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Art meets the rooms and courtyards of the former Archbishop's Palace.
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Murals turn the building itself into the centre of a cultural visit.
Contemporary art brings a gallery destination to the San Rafael neighbourhood.