Archdiocesan Museum of Sacred Art

In this small museum, works of art and objects related to religiosity and sacred art are presented. The enclosure is located in the Plaza del Roble, next to the Basilica del Roble. Currently, the Pontifex sample is presented, which shows various objects that were used during his visits in our country by various Vatican monarchs, as well as historical works of art related to the Papal reign. The building that houses this museum was previously part of the Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez School.

It is a small museum with paintings and works needed a little more information to read and possibly a guide. But in general is good and free excess

It was fine, I suppose. Some pieces do not have identifiers. It was very hot. A guide was very helpful.

It is a small space on one side of the great basilica of El Roble by the street of Guerrero, has a parking access and public restrooms outside the museum. Located in an old downtown school, ample space and conditioned with permanent pieces and space for temporary ones. On one level with the lighting and adequate air conditioning. Free entry and with a symbolic document for maintenance at the end of the route. The work of Efrén Ordóñez is integrated by an approximate of 12 paintings and it is to which I went to know it will be until the month of March of the 2019. The annoying thing for the tourists is that it is located in the center of the city that enters the traffic, street vendors and trash there are many people in the plaza before access is recommended to visit on Sunday because the area decreases traffic. Accessible on the other hand for the one that goes in public transport because there are many routes and the metro.

Very nice and good pieces