At 116 Obrapía in Old Havana, the Museo Casa de México Benito Juárez presents Mexican culture through changing exhibitions by Mexican artists. Its spacious galleries display works that include paintings, sculptures, porcelain, alebrijes and weapons, alongside rooms used for academic and arts events. Look for the mural, a striking backdrop for photographs, and speak with the staff for more context on Mexican heritage. A visit suits anyone interested in art and cultural connections between Mexico and Cuba.
Art and cultural events
The museum’s galleries bring together exhibitions of Mexican artists and a varied collection that includes paintings, sculptures, porcelain, alebrijes and weapons. The displays change, so the works on view depend on the exhibition.
The large rooms also accommodate academic and arts events, including the ADILAC Historians’ Colloquium. The museum connects its art displays with opportunities to learn about Mexican culture and heritage.
FAQ
What can you see at the museum?
The collection includes paintings, sculptures, porcelain, alebrijes and weapons. Temporary exhibitions feature Mexican artists.
Where is the Museo Casa de México Benito Juárez?
It is at 116 Obrapía in Old Havana.
Are tickets recommended in advance?
Yes, advance tickets are recommended.
