Museo de Arte Moderno

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Great museum but should consider accepting card payments. It's 2022!

Small museum, but makes it manageable, especially with kids. Lovely mix. Highly recommended, especially on free admission Sunday

Great museum with excellent exhibits. Loved the sculpture garden surrounding the premises

One of the best art museums anywhere. Lots of rotating exhibits, always excellent. Lovely and calm sculpture garden. Free entrance on Sundays, but always quite reasonably priced.

Great museum with wonderful exhibitions, don’t miss it Gabriel García Márquez exposition till October 2022, hurry up!

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Lovely museum but only two rooms open. Also they were only able to accept cash, this may be temporary but be prepared to pay in cash.

Great place for spending a day.

Beautiful pieces and at times disturbing. Not suitable for young children. The only downfall was that the sculpture grounds were closed due to renovations/maintenance.

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Both the inside and outside work is great!

Great museum with a small, but well curated, collection, it took me about an hour and a half to go through the exhibits. The layout of the main gallery is rather nice, with a circular center and wings radiating from it. They allow non-flash photography.

The best museum that I’ve ever been. Stunning artefact collection, great recreations and expositions too. So much history under one roof! You should plan at least one afternoon to be able to see it all. The gardens were also very well made and maintained. The fountain and the modern architecture of the building were very impressive as well. Highly recommend!

I visited here on 6/4/21. At this time the museum was partially opened. It was under maintenance. We were only allowed to enter 1/6 rooms. I still give this place 5 stars due to its amazing collection!!

A great museum to admire many different things. Normally, not all the rooms are open and they constantly have new options. In 2020, as many public places, it suffered from closing dates, but if you have the chance to visit it, you will not regret for the time you spent there. By the way, it is free.

Extraordinary! These days the museum is presenting three great expositions. Don't forget pay a visit to the garden full of art.

Love this place! I went twice during my stay in Mexico City. Every wing and the outside sculpture garden were inspirational. This museum gave me a great insight into Mexican thought. What a great culture.

Love the current exhibit. Great gift shop and the sculpture park which envelopes this museum is serene and pristine!

A classic modern art museum with some classic pieces. Can’t go wrong visiting here and the retail store in here has phenomenal pieces.

Wonderful museum. Really enjoyed the sculpture garden as well- nicely laid out and displayed.

The entrance is 70 pesos, around 3.50$. The actual exhibition is about art manifesto of the vanguard movements and some mexican aesthetics movements that took place during the XX century.

Took me a little over an hour to go through it. It had some nice pieces. Worth the 70 pesos

Awesome museum. Cost 70 MXN to get in (free on Sundays). Lovely garden with sculptures and beautiful curated 20th century pieces in an impressive building. Frida Kahlo s “Two Fridas” is there along with some of her other work and some by Diego.

Beautiful museum. Full of art and green areas to enjoy. Interesting exhibitions and friendly staff... Highly recommended to visit.

Wonderful experience of modern art in the Museum in Chapultepec Park in Mexico City. It is situated at the very entrance of the park, on the right from Patria Altar. The entrance costs 70 pesos qith discounts for students, elderly and kids go free. The museum has 2 parts. Outside, in the green area around the building you can find set of curious sculptures and mind games. Inside you have 4 big rooms with expositions of photos, sculptures, paintings and more. One of the room, which is very interactive for the youngest visitors, has one of the most known painings of Frida Khalo 'Dos Fridas'. It is a great experience and from my point of view, very recommended.

Small, interesting and inexpensive. A few outstanding mexican art works

Great museum with amazing art from Mexican artists. I'm a big fan of Remedios Varo so this is the place to enjoy many of her pieces. Also you will be able to find a good selection of paintings by Frida Kahlo, José Luis Cuevas, María Izquierdo, Siqueiros, Dr. Atl... The gift shop and bookstore have a good selection of art books.

Lots of great artwork in this collection and laid out well, easy to walk around and see everything.

Fantastic museum with some great artworks! It wasn’t too large, which I liked and the selection of works and exhibits were well curated. I especially loved the retrospective of Remedios Varo. Wow! Fabulous artist. Lots of wonderful discoveries here. A must-see! Give yourself at least 2 hours.

Absolutely love this place, please know I am biased as it's my favorite museum in Mexico City. The only thing is that every time I go only half the museum is open as they are always changing the exhibition.

One of the best museums there are in México City, you can see great paintings of the best mexican muralists, simply delightfull.

FREE ON SUNDAYS! This Museum is located in a big, beautiful park, and there are many outdoor sculptures as well as incredible exhibitions inside. There are guided tours available during the week, and they’re closed on Mondays.

MAM has been always one of my personal favorites because of the permanent collection of Remedios Varo, for some reason they took it off, but recently (and hope permanently) they took it back. This museum has always great collections visiting, but my special love is with the one of Remedios Varo.

Great international and domestic art collection. Definitely worth the visit. Prepared 2 spend 2 hours or so. Avoid afternoon as it gets so crowded.

Blown away by this museum. Can't miss it if you're visiting Mexico City.

It's an incredible museum, the staff id very kind and attentive, they help you if you get lost. It's free entrance with student's and professors ID but only for mexicans, it's a crowded place specially on weekends, there's a lot of people attending here. There are temporal exposition and permanent ones, the place is no bag entry but it is safe to leave it with the staff and there are lots of places around to eat.

Great museum where you can find awesome collections and they are changing it constantly so you'll be able to go often. On Sundays it's free entrance, knowing that's gonna be really crowded, because of the free entrance. Any other day is not expensive to buy a ticket. They have a very limited parking lot, so you'll have to park somewhere else

Sometomea is very full, more if its the end of an exposition, and some works of art could have poor light, but the way its distributed is fine, the place is gorgeous and you could go on Sunday when it's free

The temporary Leonora Carrington exhibit and seeing Kahlo’s Two Fridas in person was worth its weight in gold.

Incredible museum. During this visit, we concentrated in the statues on the garden. There are about 50, all sizes, scattered all around. When you get closer, you can read the details about the artist and techniques involved. We spent about 2 hours, and we could've stayed more if it hadn't started to rain.

Pretty cool museum. Only 2 exhibits were open and one had a super long line. The outdoor sculpture park was impressive. We tried to sit and take in the sculptures but the guard told us we couldn’t sit where we were. It was confusing. ‍♀️ @omsatyayoga

MAM offers an eclectic mix of modern Mexican art, mainly from the 1930s onwards. The works are paintings and sculptures belonging to the Mexican School of Painting and the Breakaway Generation: Orozco, Rivera, Rufino Tamayo, Kahlo and the usual talented suspects. A great 2 hour visit before and after a stroll through the park.

Lovely. Just too crowded on the weekends. Remember Sunday entrance is free. It was cool you save some money but you get lots of people in that don’t care much for art and disturb your pleasure. So if one does not mind paying 5 dollars you should consider going during the week. I went back the next day to have a more tranquil perception of those wonderful temporary Carrington Exhibition .

Such a great place to lean about arts and design, the surrealist pieces are amazing. The staff is kind and is usually at full capacity.

The museum has a permanent vollection - small but impressive, showcasing some of the biggest names in Mexican painting. They always have temporary exhibitions as well, often very good. Don't miss it

An outstanding museum. A must if you are in CDMX and close to the Chapultepec área so there is plenty to do. Sundays its free.

A must see, they have one of most famous Frida Kahlo's painting called "Las dos Fridas". The entrance is free on Sundays and some of the expositions change frequently.

I went on a Sunday and the entrance was free. They had two great temporal exhibitions that were great. Also the MAM collection is good they have some Riveras and Kahlos.