Museo del Carcamo de Dolores
Museo del Carcamo de Dolores
Museo del Carcamo de Dolores
4.5
De 10:00 à 17:00
Mardi
10:00 - 17:00
Mercredi
10:00 - 17:00
Jeudi
10:00 - 17:00
Vendredi
10:00 - 17:00
Samedi
10:00 - 17:00
Dimanche
10:00 - 17:00
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Museo del Carcamo de Dolores et attractions proches : les meilleures façons d'en profiter
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Quartier: Miguel Hidalgo
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4.5
34 avis
Excellent
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Très bon
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dennisfr
Chicago, IL344 contributions
juin 2023 • En couple
This is a spectacular site, for reasons stated in other reviews. Two additional points: The magnificent Diego Rivera mural, as well as the Fuente de Tlaloc adjacent to the museum building, were recently restored and are in great shape. A good way to get to the site within the enormous Chapultepec Park is to take a taxi to the Papalote Children's museum; cross the street to enter the park, and then walk a few hundred yards in a northeasterly direction.
Écrit le 9 juin 2023
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Ángel J
Madrid, Espagne117 contributions
juill. 2021
Lo visitamos porque queríamos ver murales de Diego Rivera y todos estaban cerrados al público por culpa de la pandemia menos este. Es un pequeño museo que alberga una de las últimas obras de Diego Rivera. La fuente exterior se puede ver gratis. La mejor vista está subiendo las escaleras en el parque. Los maravillosos murales están en el interior del pequeño edificio junto a la fuente. Es muy barata la entrada y merece la pena ver el sorprendente trabajo que llevó a cabo el artista aquí.
Écrit le 3 août 2021
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Yucaves
Playa del Carmen, Mexique33 contributions
nov. 2020 • En famille
El museo pequeño, pero las obras de arte, increíbles. Los murales hermosos y emotivos, Tlaloc, impresionante.Y el personal, amable y cortez.
Los policías de la ciudad, un verdadero cáncer, me querían multar, llevar al corralón y no se que más por estacionarme 20 min en un lugar "prohibido"; Claro que sin señalamiento que indique que no se puede estacionar, ni disco, ni aviso, nada. Y por ningún lado se observa un sólo señalamiento de los lugares prohibidos para estacionarse o al menos 1 marca sobre el piso o banqueta pero bueno; ésto fue una experiencia terrible. Francamente los policías que deberían ayudar, apoyar y cuidar a los ciudadanos y más a turistas que desconocen mucha información; sólo buscan ganancia y abusar de los visitantes.
TERRIBLE el gobierno de CDMX.
Los policías de la ciudad, un verdadero cáncer, me querían multar, llevar al corralón y no se que más por estacionarme 20 min en un lugar "prohibido"; Claro que sin señalamiento que indique que no se puede estacionar, ni disco, ni aviso, nada. Y por ningún lado se observa un sólo señalamiento de los lugares prohibidos para estacionarse o al menos 1 marca sobre el piso o banqueta pero bueno; ésto fue una experiencia terrible. Francamente los policías que deberían ayudar, apoyar y cuidar a los ciudadanos y más a turistas que desconocen mucha información; sólo buscan ganancia y abusar de los visitantes.
TERRIBLE el gobierno de CDMX.
Écrit le 22 novembre 2020
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Suzanne T
Oaxaca, Mexique396 contributions
janv. 2020
This was an amazing project at it's inception and continues to be enhanced. The Diego Rivera murals are amazing and detail ALEXANDER OPARIN.s theory of the evolution of man from single cell organisms! Diego also designed the water element in front which is best seen from above (there's a hill with steps).
I suggest read up on this before you go and check my photos below because there is NO SIGNAGE for this place. UBER finds this if you enter: Dolores Cárcamo Museum (this place has several other names).
I LOVED being here and highly recommend it.
*the organ wasn't playing today. I asked why and got an elaborate answer in Spanish.
I suggest read up on this before you go and check my photos below because there is NO SIGNAGE for this place. UBER finds this if you enter: Dolores Cárcamo Museum (this place has several other names).
I LOVED being here and highly recommend it.
*the organ wasn't playing today. I asked why and got an elaborate answer in Spanish.
Écrit le 18 janvier 2020
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KatHD2347
Sydney, Australie22 contributions
déc. 2019
It is such a hidden gem that when we asked local workers doing some gardening in the Chapultec, They didn't know it was literally next door. When we got there, we were the only ones. There are descriptions in English about the place and Diego's work on this project and they are worth reading (look for them on the wall on the left-hand side from the entrance). Stunning design and concept and beautifully restored as it used to be a pool from what I read. definitely worth stopping by if you appreciate the art, murals and Diego's work.
Écrit le 14 décembre 2019
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Manuel G
Édimbourg, UK20 contributions
nov. 2019
Por mera casualidad lo conocí hace unos días, por un evento al que fui invitado y la verdad, tanto el museo como la fuente son impresionantes, así como la historia del por qué se construyó en los años 50 y que sigue hasta la fecha siendo parte importante de la llegada del sistema de abasto de agua del sistema Lerma - Cutzamala. Y está a pocos pasos del Museo Papalote y del Museo de Historia Natural.
Écrit le 10 novembre 2019
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drvtorres
Toluca, Mexique75 contributions
janv. 2019
El cárcamo de Dolores o la llegada del rio lerma a la ciudad de México
un magnifico lugar para conocer
un magnifico lugar para conocer
Écrit le 6 novembre 2019
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Eli B
Sydney, Australie3 551 contributions
janv. 2019 • En solo
First impression is the massive Tlaloc Fountain and the once submerged, but now drained mural building by Rivera. Stunning !. Upon entering the museum you will hear the new-age, ethereal sounds created by water flow through the wall mounted organ pipes. Its a small place that is not beset by tourists. mexico has so much to offer in all the mediums that one has to appreciate the significance of this museum.
Écrit le 29 mai 2019
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Andrew M
Détroit, MI77 contributions
avr. 2019 • En famille
This is a small museum, with some indoor Diego Rivera murals in what was a water pool, and a sculpture outside. You can see the whole thing pretty quickly; however, compare to the Diego Rivera Mural Museum near Alameda Central:
When we went to the Diego Rivera Mural Museum, it cost 35 pesos each and there were 100 people there looking at the mural. We went here to the Museo del Carcamo de Dolores and it cost 26 pesos each (a ticket you can also use to get into the Natural History Museum should you so desire) and we were the only people there - in the middle of the day, for the full 15 minutes we were there. If you want, the sculptural portion of the Rivera installation is outside the building, and you can see it for free.
The guy taking tickets spoke English, so you could basically ask him anything about the mural or sculpture, and since we were the only people there we had him all to ourselves.
If you're interested in Diego Rivera enough to go see any of his murals, choose this one.
When we went to the Diego Rivera Mural Museum, it cost 35 pesos each and there were 100 people there looking at the mural. We went here to the Museo del Carcamo de Dolores and it cost 26 pesos each (a ticket you can also use to get into the Natural History Museum should you so desire) and we were the only people there - in the middle of the day, for the full 15 minutes we were there. If you want, the sculptural portion of the Rivera installation is outside the building, and you can see it for free.
The guy taking tickets spoke English, so you could basically ask him anything about the mural or sculpture, and since we were the only people there we had him all to ourselves.
If you're interested in Diego Rivera enough to go see any of his murals, choose this one.
Écrit le 28 avril 2019
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STUART C
Brighton, UK14 contributions
mars 2019 • En couple
I can’t understand why this place is better known. If I hadn’t seen it featured in a TV programme just before we went to Mexico City I wouldn’t have known about it.
This is one of Diego Rivera’s greatest works, completed towards the end of his life with a commission from the City Council. It comprises an indoor tank or cistern with murals on the four walls of the tank, which would have been partially under water when the place was operating. Outside is a large “pool” with sculptures of mythical animals and body parts! The whole thing is totally crazy and wonderful.
The City has restored it on 3 occasions since Rivera completed it but still they don’t let people know about it which I find baffling. For any Rivera fan I would rate this as a “must see”. The Carcamo de Dolores is in the second (western) part of Chapultepec Park.
This is one of Diego Rivera’s greatest works, completed towards the end of his life with a commission from the City Council. It comprises an indoor tank or cistern with murals on the four walls of the tank, which would have been partially under water when the place was operating. Outside is a large “pool” with sculptures of mythical animals and body parts! The whole thing is totally crazy and wonderful.
The City has restored it on 3 occasions since Rivera completed it but still they don’t let people know about it which I find baffling. For any Rivera fan I would rate this as a “must see”. The Carcamo de Dolores is in the second (western) part of Chapultepec Park.
Écrit le 8 avril 2019
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