Audio Guide of the Mining Museum

The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. It is located in the Cajas Building at Ben Gurión Park (Felipe Ángeles Blvd., no number, Downtown). To confirm schedule changes, check its official website: Official website or call +52 771 714 3526.

General admission is 30 MXN. Students and seniors with valid ID pay 15 MXN. Children under 12 enter free. On Sundays, admission is free for Mexican visitors.

It is recommended to spend between 1.5 and 2 hours exploring all the rooms. The visit may take longer if you join guided tours or interact with the hands-on mining extraction exhibits.

Pachuca was one of Mexico’s richest mining centers from the 16th century onward. The museum preserves original machinery, historical documents, and explains how the silver extracted here financed the region’s development and connected Mexico with Europe.

Visit between March and May (spring) or September and November (autumn) to avoid heavy rains and extreme temperatures. Weekday afternoons are less crowded than weekends.

Yes, it has access ramps, an elevator to reach different levels, and adapted restrooms. It is recommended to ask staff at the entrance for assistance if needed.

Less than 1 km away you will find: the Monumental Clock (more info here), Hidalgo Park, and the Historical Archive with 16th-century mining documents. Plaza Juárez, with typical restaurants, is also nearby.

Wear comfortable shoes (some areas have uneven floors), bring a light layer (the indoor temperature is cool), and stay hydrated. You may take photos without flash. Groups larger than 10 people should book in advance.