Museo Franz Mayer

The Franz Mayer Museum is a non-profit institution that has been dedicated to preserving, researching, and presenting the extensive collections of books, paintings, and decorative arts that make up the legacy of Franz Mayer for 37 years. It also houses other important collections, including the Ruth Lechuga Popular Art Collection and the William Spratling Collection. Located in a unique 16th-century building in the Historic Center of Mexico City, which belonged to the Order of St. John of God and functioned as a hospital until 1966, the Franz Mayer Museum encourages innovation and creativity in society by conserving, researching, and disseminating art and design through its permanent collections and temporary programs. It aims to be an institution of excellence that provides knowledge, enjoyment, and learning experiences to all audiences, contributing to the formation and development of human beings.