Museo Kaluz

Eclectic art museum that straddles the line between traditional artistic styles and the worlds of modern and contemporary art. The museum focuses on works that reflect the history and changing cultural values of Mexico City, a unique collection in a city crowded with outstanding arts venues. The museum itself is housed in a historic building, originally the Hospedería de Santo Tomás de Villanueva, but known to generations of Mexicans as the Hotel Cortes, the building was extensively restored and updated prior to the opening of Museo Kaluz in 2021. Roof top terrace with peaceful gardens and a popular cafe.

• Wi-Fi
• Wheelchair accessible

• history
• coffee
• outdoors
• museum

Address

Hidalgo 85

Getting there

corner of Hidalgo and Reforma, at the edge of the Alameda; Metro or

Hours

Wed-Mon 10:00 - 18:00, closed Tue

Price

M$90 (foreigners), M$60 (Mexican citizens)

Phone

+525523453168

Website

museokaluz.org (opens in a new tab)