Nice museum. It is very old, but very well kept. A lot of history. The paintings are great.Located in the Zocalo.

Okay Mexican History museum. Nothing you won't see in the ones in Mexico City. I would pass if I was asked to do it again. It's the same building as the Palace of Cortez.

Take your time and visit this amazing museum. It's not big, it's not the best, but believe me, it's an oportunity to jump into Mexican History in many ways: the native cultures, the Colony and Cortés and the artists of the muralism. And like a...More

I know we were in Mexico so we should expect things to be in Spanish, but this fort has to do with their history. It was surprising there was so little in English. Not a big deal. We still enjoyed our visit. The market outside...More

Very informative especially for Spanish Speakers (although English is available in some areas). the murals made by Diego Rivera are a must see for everyone!

My husband and I visited this museum just to see the Diego Rivera mural. It didn't disappoint! Well worth the 55 pesos/each we paid to get in the door. The museum itself is well maintained, and had more of the signage been in English (most...More

The museum is in what was the home of Hernán Cortés in the early 1500's. There is an archeological section, history of the state of Morelos and the icing on the cake is the mural upstairs painted by Diego Rivera in 1929. The US Ambassador...More

Very interesting museum at the former Palacio of Hernán Cortés. It is not so big so you can make it in 1 or 2 hours. You can see the different uses this building had through history and also learn about this región history.

Notable for it's importance in the varied uses of the structure thru colonial and post colonial history, this museum is so easy to enjoy for the variety of the collection. There really is something for anyone interested in the history and culture of the town!...More

We. Loved. This. Museum. Well-preserved and well-displayed artifacts with historical context. "The mural." There is so much to see and understand; I could have stayed hours longer and been happy. For those who get tired of looking at "old stuff" there are also beautiful views...More