Mexican Wonders: Exploring Overlooked Museum Adventures in the Heart of the Mexico City

This video showcases the most hidden and unique museums and art landmarks of Mexico City. We continue our series of ranking 10 must-visit destinations, from centrally located Museo Kaluz and Museum of Tolerance, to hidden but colorful houses designed by Luis Barragan. We invite you to join us on this journey of exploration of what’s underneath the surface in the rich cultural world of Mexico City. Don’t forget to like and subscribe if you found this video helpful!

0:00 Intro
0:46 Museo Kaluz
1:43 Leon Trotsky House
2:41 Museum of Tolerance in Mexico City
3:22 Museo Anahuacalli of Mesoamerican Art
4:14 Casa Barragan
5:51 Vascoselos library
6:39 Casa Gilardi
7:53 Murals at Colegio de San Ildefonso
8:46 Convent of Capuchinas Sacramentarias designed by Luis Barragan
10:57 Casa en el Aire, House in the Air by Agustin Hernandez

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Attributions:

Torres de Satélite, sculptures by Mathías Goeritz, Luis Barragán and Jesús "Chucho" Reyes Ferreira.
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File:Torres de Satélite - 2.jpg
Created: 1 February 2012
Location: 19° 29′ 54.1″ N, 99° 14′ 12.51″ W

Description
English: Casa creada por Luis Barragán, en la actualidad está casa sigue en funcionamiento y se utiliza para ciertas exposiciones de arte. La ubicación de la casa Gilardi se ubica en Ciudad de Mexico
Date 13 April 2023
Source Own work
Author Arudana
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