Museo Tezozómoc

Museo Tezozómoc is a science museum in Azcapotzalco offering hands-on experiments and interactive learning stations for visitors of all ages. The exhibitions focus on practical activities where guests explore scientific concepts through direct participation rather than passive observation.

The National Polytechnic Institute founded this facility in the early 2000s to promote scientific understanding across the district. This establishment represented an important effort to improve access to science education in the region.

The name honors an Aztec ruler, linking scientific learning to local heritage and reminding visitors of the district's deep historical roots. This connection appears throughout the space, weaving indigenous history into modern education.

The museum is easily accessible by public transport and particularly welcoming to groups that plan ahead. Visitors should allow ample time to explore the various stations, as each activity requires hands-on engagement and participation.

The staff designs and builds all exhibits in-house, meaning each installation is tailored specifically for this location's needs and context. This approach allows them to create content that connects directly with visitor interests in the surrounding community.

Location: Azcapotzalco

Address: Av. Zempoaltecas s/n Esq. Av. Manuel Salazar Exhacienda el Rosario Alcaldía de Azcapotzalco Ciudad de México, C.P. 02420, Hacienda del Rosario, Ex el Rosario, 02420 CDMX

Phone: +525557296000

Website: https://ipn.mx/ddicyt/museo-tezozomoc.html

GPS coordinates: 19.49682,-99.20671

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:42