Artistry in Everyday Life at Estanquillo Museum

The Estanquillo Museum stands as a tribute to the eclectic pop-culture collection amassed by Carlos Monsivais. Located just two blocks from the historic Zócalo, it offers insights into Mexican cultural evolution.

Founded in 2006 and housed in a striking neoclassical structure, the museum features diverse items such as photos, paintings, movie posters, and comic strips. It reveals the cultural heartbeat of Mexico City, highlighting the works of notable artists like José Guadalupe Posada, renowned for his skeleton imagery used during Day of the Dead.

Unforgettable Highlights

• 🖼️ Extensive art collection showcasing Mexican pop culture.
• 📸 Historic photography illustrating Mexico City’s transformation.
• 💀 Featured works by José Guadalupe Posada.

With free entry, Estanquillo Museum is a must-visit for tourists, families, and cultural historians alike.