Museo de la Cultura Taurina
About This Museum
You might not expect to find one of Mexico's most poignant tributes to bullfighting tucked away in a quiet corner of Saltillo, but here it is. The Museo de la Cultura Taurina doesn't just display artifacts; it tells the deeply human stories of courage, tradition, and artistry that define the corrida. Stepping inside feels less like entering a museum and more like being granted access to a matador's private sanctum. You can almost hear the roar of the crowd and feel the tension of the arena.
Collection Highlights
Look for the 'suit of lights' worn by the legendary Rodolfo Gaona, its sequins still catching the light. There's also a sobering collection of historic posters and the personal capes of famous toreros, each with its own tale. Don't miss the small but powerful Goyesca collection, which captures the drama of the ring in brushstrokes.
Visitor Information
It's right there in the heart of the city center on Calle Xicoténcatl, easy to weave into a day of exploring. It's a compact museum, so you can get a real feel for it without it taking over your entire afternoon.
Architecture & Building
Housed in a dignified, old colonial-era building with thick walls and a weathered stone facade that whispers of Saltillo's long history.
Contact & Location
Address: Coahuila, México
Phone: +52 844 410 2021
