Tours and Tickets to Experience Hospicio Cabañas
Hospicio Cabañas
The 57 Orozco frescoes are unmissable, but the institute also houses the world’s largest collection of Orozco drawings.
Hospicio Cabañas offers free entry for all on Tuesdays.
Book skip-the-line admission tickets in advance and save time on the day.
Hospicio Cabañas is fully wheelchair and stroller accessible and disabled visitors enter for free.
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There are plenty of ways to experience the Hospicio Cabañas Cultural Institute. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
It currently costs 80 pesos to visit the Hospicio Cabañas Cultural Institute for overseas visitors and 55 pesos for Mexican citizens (with national ID). The fee is 30 pesos for teachers, senior citizens, students, people with disabilities, and children aged 6-12. Kids aged 5 and under visit for free.
The best time of day to visit the Hospicio Cabañas Cultural Institute is in the morning when it opens, or early afternoon, particularly if you're looking for a cool indoor space to avoid the heat of the day. Note that the museum is closed on Mondays.
The Hospicio Cabañas Cultural Institute is in Guadalajara and features on many local walking tours. If you’re visiting independently, you can take a taxi or city bus directly to the museum. Alternatively, hop on the light rail and head to Juan de Dios station, around a 10-minute walk away.
It depends on the kids. While a visit to the Hospicio Cabañas Cultural Institute can be an enriching experience for young guests, smaller children might find it a little boring. It's definitely more geared toward adults, without a ton of exhibits specifically for children.
Yes, visiting the Hospicio Cabañas Cultural Institute is worth it, particularly if you’re a fan of the fine arts or architecture. The Hospicio Cabañas is equally famous for its neoclassical architecture as it is for its intense murals, which were painted by 20th-century Mexican artist José Clemente Orozco.