Museo Internacional Del Barroco

I've been to museums all over the world and this was my least favorable museum experience by far. The guards and docents are incredibly unwelcoming to the point of being adversarial. While the collection is adequate, the presentation is uninspired. The building is fantastic but nothing else rises above mediocre. Every single individual involved with the museum needs to spend a week at Museo Amparo and learn how you engage and welcome visitors, display work in a way that fosters interest and curiosity, and treat guests in a way that makes them want to return.

Amazing, super comfortable and easy to understand

Interesting building the were two exhibitions when I was there: a permanent and a temporary (Da Vinci). The permanent has a lot of audio visual content but also physical artefacts. Doesn't take too long to go through. If on foot, there is a nice park behind the museum and a path that extends along the river all the way to the ferris wheel (Estrella). Free entry on Sundays like in many museums in Puebla.

This is one of the best museums I've ever been to. They have excellent modern and interactive exhibits and well tailored collections. Their temporary exhibitions were delightful. I'll be back next time I return to Puebla.

Went during a free day during semana Santa. arrived right when they opened which I highly recommend. They have a bag check that's free. This museum is incredible. Lots of interactive exhibits. Make sure you have plenty of time. It took me 3 hours to get through it but that wasn't even looking at everything.