Discovering Some Part of Mexico
MUSEUMS
Museum of the aquarelle
The Museum of the Aquearelle was founded on January 17th, 1993 and it is one of the most
prestigious museums on a worldwide scale.
It is found in the
center of Toluca and the address is Melchor Ocampo No.105 Col. La Merced y
Alameda if you ever want to check it out. It was settled on a house that
belongs to the XIX century that has the typical Toluqueño style.
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| It exhibitions include landscapes |
This particular
museum provides visitors a guided tour in which they will explain about the
paintings and they also give classes to learn how to do this technique.
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| This is how it looks from the outside |
The schedule for this
museum is:
-Tuesday to Saturday
from 10am to 6pm
-Sunday from 10am to
5pm
The price for the
entry:
Adults $10 (Ten Mexican pesos)
Children $5 (Five Mexican pesos)
Wednesdays and
Sundays are free
Stamps' museums
This museum has 7
rooms filled with engravings that go from religion in the XIV century until the
contemporary era. It counts with Mexican and international pieces to represent
the variety in this area of art.
This museum provides
a class to teach about the making of engravings called “Tinta Negra”
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| It also includes summer courses |
It is open to the
public the whole year and the schedule is very accessible.
The entrance for
adults costs $10 and for children $5
MUSEO DE ARTE CONTEMPORÁNEO
This museum was
originally designed for a planetarium but was finally used for contemporary
art. The shape of this museum is very useful for a chronological order in
paintings.
It has been
collecting paintings from the previous museums and from donations of artists
interested in sharing the art and meaning of it.
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| The museum includes great donations from many people |
This museum opens
every day and closes at 6pm or 3pm depending on the day and the telephone
number for any doubt or question is (01 722) 274-12-66/00 Ext. 254
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