This is a very interesting museum. The juxtaposition of Ito's very modern, stunning architecture... read more
What a wonderful museum experience. From the modern exterior to the internal courtyard to the... read more
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This is a very interesting museum. The juxtaposition of Ito's very modern, stunning architecture and the technology used to present information with the ornate art of the baroque make it particularly striking. I also really liked the thematic organization of the museum. Don't miss the...More
What a wonderful museum experience. From the modern exterior to the internal courtyard to the exhibits, this is a great museum. The temporary exhibits are amazing - at least when I went in December - I was treated to marvelous works of contemporary art. The...More
This museum is worth visiting for the building alone. It is stunning. It is located on the very edge of the city so it is a bit of a trek if you are staying in the historic centre. We arrived in the middle of a...More
This place starts with a very nice building from Toyo Ito and a complete sort of practical and religious instruments from Mexico in the 16th, 17th, 18h and 19th century, worth to visit
Great museum to learn about baroque, not a big collection of pieces though, but worth the visit. The architecture is just stunning! Tickets: $80 per person
This museum is worth the visit. The exhibits are professionally displayed. The visit actually was memorable thanks to the roast beef sandwich served in the museum. Sorry to be so shallow, but baroque is not my first choice.
Not so much a collection of baroque stuff, but rather an observation of the meaning of ‘baroque, as it applies to our culture in general. Generously supplied with information in English, housed in a truly spectacular modern, very photogenic building. Their restaurant is also very...More
A beautiful building with masses of well explained exhibits. Lovely terrace with imaginative food and drink. Overall it was a fabulous experience and quite overwhelming. The staff were knowledgeable and very helpful.
There is not much to see here at all. Even the building is just ok. And it is so far from the other Puebla attractions in the center of the city that it's a long trip there and back, assuming you can get back since...More
This museum is a bit outside Puebla, so there is a taxi involved, but only about 80-90 pesos. I spent several hours looking at the temporary exhibits (contemporary arts) then went upstairs for lunch in the restaurant which was quite upscale, and good. Then I...More
