We found ourselves in the square that the building is situated in, having literally just stopped off for a short rest, when we were drawn to the building, more especially by the building's yellow upper levels. We had no idea at this point what the...More

Went to see the Frida Kahlo exhibit. Great photos but even better was the scholarship surrounding them and the outstanding 40 minute introductory film about her life and art. Even in Spanish it was understandable and interesting. Did not see the regular collection but the...More

The museum is housed in an old jail. The free section contains an amazing collection of cameras, ranging from large 19th century wooden cameras to modern day digital equipment. There is also a for fee exhibit area; right now there is a collection of photographs...More

For a photography museum there was a distinct lack of photographic exhibits but a good selection of photographic equiptment. It should be said though that admision is free and the building, an old prison,is intresting.

We went to see the Frida Kahlo photographic exhibition but we are so glad that we took the time to explore the rest of the facility. Construction of this historic building commenced in 1765. It housed the city prison and courts of justice and its...More

Educational and informative it is well worth visiting this establishment - we really enjoyed the Frida Kahlo exhibition

This is a completely free museum and I can't recommend it enough. It currently has a collection of private photographs of Frida Kahlo's. This is a paid exhibition but in my opinion totally worth it. There are annotated notes of Frida's on some of the...More