Housed in a converted 16th-century former hospital, the Franz Mayer Museum (Museo Franz Mayer) in Mexico City is home to the largest collection of decorative art in Latin America. The museum showcases a predominantly Mexican collection of artefacts and artworks spanning six centuries. Visitors can explore the library and permanent exhibits, which feature items from Mayer’s private collections, as well as garments, jewelry, and folk-art pieces donated by other collectors and creatives. The historic setting and diverse array of objects offer a rich and immersive experience into the cultural and artistic heritage of Mexico.
Franz Mayer Museum (Museo Franz Mayer)
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