• Memory and Tolerance Museum - Located in CDMX, the Museum of Memory and Tolerance is a venue designed to encourage reflection through historical memory and the advocacy of values.

The permanent exhibition is divided into two sections:

1. The Memory section is renowned as one of the most comprehensive and impactful globally, being the sole museum that features the Holocaust alongside six other genocides acknowledged by international courts: Armenia, Cambodia, Guatemala, Rwanda, former Yugoslavia, and Darfur.

2. The Tolerance section emphasizes the significance of tolerance, non-violence, a culture of peace, and human rights.

Additionally, visitors can explore our temporary exhibitions: “Children in Silence,” which encourages reflection to prevent violence against children and adolescents, and “Fair Play,” an experience that combines learning, emotion, and reflection through football to reinforce values, prevent violence, and promote peace.

A visit to this museum will leave a lasting impact.

• Wheelchair
• Carreola
• Entrance Museum Memory and Tolerance
• Audio guides
• Includes Temporary Exhibitions
• Guided tour subject to availability

• Private transportation
• Breakfast
• Meals
• Dinner
• Tea and coffee
• Lunch
• Bottled water
• Brunch
• Carbonated beverages

The Museum of Memory and Tolerance bears his name, emphasizing the significance of tolerance, non-violence, memory, and human rights.

This mission is partly fulfilled through educational tours of the exhibitions, which promote reflection and inspire social action. The content is continually updated and enhanced, ensuring it remains relevant. Visitors are encouraged to explore the exhibitions.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.