Museo Nacional de San Carlos, Art museum in Mexico City
The Museo Nacional de San Carlos houses an extensive collection of European art.
Established in 1968, the museum inherited a regal collection.
It showcases European art from the 15th to the 20th centuries with a focus on the Renaissance and Baroque periods.
Located centrally in Mexico City, it is easily accessible for visitors.
The museum resides in an 18th century building designed by Spanish architect Manuel Tolsá.
Location: Cuauhtémoc
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