The building is built in a square shape with the entrance along the street. You can’t see it from the street, you just need to follow the signs along a green area to the entrance.

Don't worry, go there and relax. You do not need tourist guide because every artifact is explained by short text on information plate. Mostly, description wrote on Spanish and English languages. Here is link to out personal video about our visit to Museum. It is not commercial clip. We didn't ask help any tourist guide - even though we don't speak Spanish. youtu.be/6DjTXWjQ6w4

I think that there is a guidebook in English. the museum is enormous, you need at least 4 hrs.

It was close due to covid I had to go three times Google info about opening time not accurate They close 2 days a week Amazing place A must see Close to downtown 50-100 pesos by Uber Convenient location I am surprised by what I saw

According to the website they are only closed on Mondays, as many museums in the city are also closed on Mondays. I believe there is a small entrance fee regardless of the day, unless you are a resident senior citizen. The fee is nominal and definitely worth it! Enjoy!

We had no problem buying on site, they are both wonderful ! Enjoy

Everywhere I have looked says it's closed, including the museum website.

open and free entrance