National Museum of Mexican Art
National Museum of Mexican Art
The National Museum of Mexican Art is proof that some of Chicago’s best cultural experiences don’t require a downtown zip code, or an admission fee.
About
This small museum packs a serious punch, with gorgeous, inspiring artwork that celebrates Mexican culture, identity and creativity. Its galleries tell powerful stories of history, family, struggle, joy and community through both traditional and contemporary art. It’s an absolute must-see in Pilsen.
Transit
- Pink Line train to the Damen stop or 18th Street stop
- Number 50 Damen bus to 19th Street
- Number 9 Ashland bus to 18th Street
Parking
Visitor parking is available in the Ray Castro Parking Lot.
- The lot is open daily from 8:00 am–11:00 pm at a rate of $4/hour.
Free street parking is available in the surrounding neighborhood.
♿ Accessibility
The museum is wheelchair accessible, with all galleries and the gift shop located on the main floor. Two accessible parking spaces are located beside the building in the museum’s east parking lot, with a ramp leading to the sidewalk and main entrance.
Wheelchairs and cane stools are available free at reception on a first-come, first-served basis. Free sensory bags can also be checked out at the front desk, and service animals are welcome.
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