The Museum of Memory and Tolerance chronicles genocide and discrimination throughout history while promoting human rights and social justice. Located in the historic center, this modern museum uses multimedia exhibits and personal stories to educate visitors.

Key exhibits:

• Holocaust documentation
• Genocides in Rwanda, Guatemala, and other regions
• Temporary exhibitions on human rights
• Interactive children’s space
• Memorial rooms

Visitor information:

• Location: Plaza Juárez, Centro Histórico
• Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 10:00-18:00
• Admission: 115 pesos
• Audio guides available in English
• Guided tours by reservation

For expats, the museum provides context for Mexico’s role in accepting refugees throughout history and its stance on human rights. The surrounding area includes the Alameda Central park and numerous cafés.

Tip: Allow 2-3 hours for a full visit. Some exhibits can be emotionally intense – plan quiet reflection time afterward.