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Top 10 Museums in Mazatlan, Sinaloa
It's a historic capital. It's a beach resort. It's a lively, romantic town. Whatever you look for in a Mexican vacation is on the menu in Mazatlan. Returning travelers rave about the welcoming Mazatlecos, who treat you like old amigos, as well as the beaches, the food, the weather, the music and the feeling of never wanting to leave.
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1. Casa Venus Galeria
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Gallery Of Art, Mexican Folk Art And Fine Jewelry. Promoting Local Artist, Mexican Folk Art Form Diferent Regions Of Mexico And Fine Jewelry. "don't Buy A Souvenir, Buy A Small Piece Of Art From Mexico"
2. Escarabajo Azul Galeria de Arte
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
Contemporary Art Gallery, a space where you will find different proposals for Abstract and Figurative Painting in all formats, as well as fantastic whimsical illustrations, Sculpture and exclusive Jewelry designs.
3. Luna: Arte Contemporaneo
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
Luna is the only Contemporary Art Gallery in Mazatlan's Centro Historico that deals exclusively in Fine Art. Housed in a renovated historic building in the heart of Old Town, Luna showcases paintings, prints, drawings and sculpture by local and international artists: a collective that encircles abstract to realism.Luna Gallery openings are usually the Wednesday before Artwalk (Artwalk is the First Friday of each month, November thru May). Visit us on Artwalk!
4. Nidart
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4.5 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By mildvan - Vancouver, Canada
Nidart is part gallery and part shop. Usually an artist is creating pieces during the open hours. The Mexican pottery and other ceramic pieces are lovely. We spent perhaps 45 minutes there and purchased several pieces which were wrapped for travel home (we didn't ask for this service; it was appreciated, however). The gallery is just around the corner from Plazuela Machado, and one can browse at leisure.
5. Look Vintage and Modern Gallery
6. Museo Arqueologia
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4.0 based on 26 reviews
Small museum in Olas Altas featuring exhibits of Sinaloan history and culture as well as several pottery displays.
Reviewed By GlobalGypsy_13 - San Diego, United States
In this small archeological museum you'll find some stunning treasures that illustrate early life in Baja. As the labels are in English and Spanish, you can easily do a self-styled tour as we have done twice. There is a small entry fee, but no gift shop.
7. Mexicolors Gallery
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4.0 based on 6 reviews
Visit Mexicolors Gallery for the original, best, and largest collection of zesty colorful art photo imagery from all around Olden Mexico. Decorate your home or remember your visit to Mexico with fine art canvas prints (6x8 inches to 36x48 inches), paper prints, magnets, postcards, and much more. Enjoy fabulous imagery of architecture, seaside, Catrinas, churches and icons, botanicals, markets, archaeology - from Mazatlan to the Yucatan, Mexico City to San Miguel - and much more. Ask about Special Orders too! Then, hang some color on your walls!
8. Museo El Rincon de Pedro Infante
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4.0 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By 840martae - El Paso, United States
This little gem is easy to miss even with directions..I had to ask where it was a couple of times!..I walked here and the typical tourist may feel nervous cuz everyone speaks Spanish,,there is hardly anyone on the streets, & it is off the beaten path..but I am not the typical tourist..as I read, write, & speak Spanish,,raised in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico!..anyway..there is only a small sign to indicate that it is even a museum..I had to ask a grandmother on the street if I had missed it!..WHen I went, I was glad I had arrived at that time, because I just missed a big tour group!..THe owner welcomed me and charged me 30 pesos. I asked why there was not a bigger sign to indicate this little museum is here..He replied that there is some law prohibiting any kind of intrusive sign in the historical area of Mazatlan! sure enough..he told me that when his family purchased the house,,they had no idea it was historical..He also tells me that his Pedro Infante's daughters really support this little museum..and have donated alot of his possessions, like his clothes, pictures, and so on..I vaguely remember him but my Mexican grandma & Mom loved him!..He was killed in a plane accident in 1957 at the age of 39!...I really enjoyed this tour..and the homeowner did a beautiful job of explaining the star's history and displaying his personal items!..He was one of the great stars of the Golden Age of Mexican cinema..at the time..actors really knew how to act or perform..and most movies told a story..wish I had been around then, but I missed the boat..i am a 6os baby.
9. Museo de Arte Mazatlan
10. Arts and Crafts Center
Located near the Playa Mazatlan, this center is filled with local artisans at work on crafts ranging from weaving to wood carving.
