Eerie, funny, and sometimes intense, this museum explores Mexico's ever-present relationship with death. A permanent collection of the University of Aguascalientes, opened in 2007, its exhibits depict death's iconography in Mexican culture from pre-Hispanic to modern times.# Why Go💀 Explore Mexico's unique dance with death.📜 Thought-provoking exhibits on death rituals.🏛️ Depicts historic role of death's iconography and funereal arts within Mexican culture.📸 Striking photo opportunities.🚶 Calm, accessible visitor flow.# Tips⏰ Visit early morning or late afternoon on weekdays to avoid crowds.🗺️ Arrive early to plan your route.Consider timed entry if available.Comfortable clothing and shoes recommended.# Cost💰 General admission 20 MXN (1 USD), discounts for children, students, teachers, seniors, and people with disabilities.# Hours🕒 Tue–Sun 10 AM–6 PM; Mon Closed.# Accessibility♿ Wheelchair accessible entrances, elevators, and restrooms.# Photography📸 Photography allowed in most areas without flash; some restrictions apply.# Facilities🚻 Restrooms, small shop, and seating area available.🎒 Lockers available for belongings; large bags may be checked.🅿️ Parking available in designated lots nearby.