What cannot be explained must be felt
¡Entradas ya a la venta!
What cannot be explained must be experienced
¡Entradas ya a la venta!
Here, the past meets the present. Sophistication coexists with the popular, and the everyday becomes extraordinary.
Experience
México Aquí is a taste of Mexico—an opportunity to feel, hear, touch, and savor Mexican identity from the city where everything coexists, because in Mexico, everything happens at the same time, all the time.
Rooms
Stone
Stone
Stone holds the memory of Mexico. It is the foundation upon which our cities, symbols, and many of the stories that brought us here were built. From ancient remains to everyday architecture, it continues to be an essential part of our identity.
Music
Music
Music accompanies everyday life in Mexico. It is celebration, identity, and a way of connecting through sound. It lives in festivals, markets, streets, and every place where the city finds its own rhythm.
Light
Light
Light transforms the way we see and experience the city. It reveals landscapes, creates atmospheres, and shapes our everyday lives. In Mexico, it also inspires artistic expression, celebrations, and unique ways of inhabiting space.
Ritual
Ritual
Rituals connect the past and the present. Through scents, beliefs, and traditions, they keep alive different ways of understanding and inhabiting the world. They are cultural expressions that continue to bring people together through memory and transformation.
Corn
Corn
From corn comes one of the deepest expressions of our culture. Dough is nourishment, tradition, and a meeting point for millions of people. Its history spans generations and continues to hold an essential place in everyday life.
Play
Play
Play is a way to imagine, connect, and build community. In Mexico, play is present in the streets, celebrations, and everyday life. It is a space where ingenuity, creativity, and human connection come to life.
Information
Season
Location
Av. Insurgentes Sur, Calz. Manuel Villalongín entre, Cuauhtémoc, 06500 Ciudad de México, CDMX.
Hours
10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Estimated visit duration:
Approximately 50 minutes
Audience
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Mexico through the senses
What can I expect from the experience?
We are not a museum or a conventional exhibition. México Aquí is a journey through six rooms inspired by key elements of Mexican culture, each designed to be explored through your senses. Throughout your visit, you will encounter a rich collection of objects, installations, photographs, videos, artworks, and countless elements that represent Mexican popular identity.
Where is México Aquí and how can I get there?
México Aquí takes place at Monumento a la Madre in Mexico City, located at: Av. Insurgentes Sur s/n, Calz. Manuel Villalongín entre, Cuauhtémoc, 06500.
You can get there by::
1. Metrobús
Line 1 (Red): Get off at Reforma Station. Upon exiting, head east along Avenida de los Insurgentes.
Line 7 (Green): Get off at Reforma Station (on Paseo de la Reforma) and walk approximately 10–12 blocks south along Insurgentes.
2. Metro
The nearest Metro stations are approximately a 10–15 minute walk away:
Line 2 (Blue): Get off at Revolución Station and walk east along Ponciano Arriaga Street / Plaza de la República, crossing Avenida Insurgentes.
Line 1 (Pink): Get off at Insurgentes Station and walk north along Avenida Insurgentes for approximately 15 minutes (about 10 blocks).
On which days and at what times is México Aquí open?
The experience will be open from June 18 through August 30.
Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Is the experience suitable for all ages?
Yes. The exhibition is open to all audiences, including children. Minors must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
How long does the visit last?
Approximately 50 minutes.
Is parking available?
Yes. Monumento a la Madre has a public parking lot.
Is México Aquí indoors or outdoors? Is it air-conditioned?
Yes. The experience takes place entirely indoors throughout all exhibition rooms.
Is there a coat check?
No, we do not offer coat check services.
Are restrooms available?
Yes. Restrooms are available for visitors throughout the venue.
Can I take photos or record videos during the experience?
Yes. You may take photographs and short videos with your mobile phone for personal use and social media. Professional photography equipment, interchangeable-lens cameras, tripods, and selfie sticks are not permitted.
Please be respectful of the space and other visitors' experience. Certain areas may have specific restrictions indicated on-site.
Is the experience accessible for people with limited mobility and/or wheelchair users?
Yes. México Aquí is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility and wheelchair users.
Are food and beverages available?
No. Food and beverages are not sold inside México Aquí.
Will merchandise be available for purchase?
Yes. We have a retail shop on-site.
What items are prohibited inside the experience?
To ensure visitor safety and the preservation of the objects and artworks, the following items are not permitted: weapons of any kind, food and beverages,
professional cameras with interchangeable lenses, tripods, selfie sticks.
Are pets allowed?
To protect and preserve several original works featured in the experience, pets are not allowed.
The only exception is for properly identified service and guide dogs accompanied by official documentation.
Is there a dress code?
No.
Where can I purchase tickets?
At fanki.com or directly at the venue's ticket office located on Avenida Insurgentes, at the Monumento a la Madre plaza.
Will tickets be available at the box office?
Yes.
