Museo de la Ciudad de Cuernavaca
About This Museum
Did you know this beautiful museum was once Cuernavaca's first official town hall, built way back in the colonial era? Stepping inside feels like walking into a living piece of the city's history, far beyond a simple gallery. You'll find everything from pre-Hispanic Tlahuica artifacts that tell ancient stories to vibrant contemporary paintings by local artists. It’s a wonderfully eclectic mix that truly captures the many layers of Cuernavaca's soul.
Collection Highlights
Look for the fascinating scale model of the historic center and the powerful murals by renowned Mexican artist Robert Cueva del Río. The permanent display on the Tlahuica culture, with its delicate pottery and stone tools, is an absolute must-see.
Visitor Information
It's tucked right on Avenida Morelos in the bustling centro, so it's easy to pop in after visiting the Palacio de Cortés nearby. The entry fee is minimal, making it a perfect, affordable stop on a cultural stroll.
Architecture & Building
Housed in a classic 18th-century civil building with thick walls, a central courtyard, and graceful arches that whisper stories of its past life as the city's governance hub.
Contact & Location
Address: Museo de la ciudad de Cuernavaca, 265, Avenida José María Morelos y Pavón, Centro, Cuernavaca, Morelos, 62000, México
Phone: +52 777 314 5738
