Connect with the Force and visit the Star Wars Museum in Mexico City—completely free! We’ll tell you all about it.
In a galaxy far, far away… located south of Mexico City, you’ll find the Star Wars Museum, a collectible world of Star Wars. The franchise created by George Lucas has a meeting point in the capital, where different collections of figures, helmets, lightsabers, and more than 6,000 pieces are exhibited in this museum, all under the influence of the Force.
Created by fans for Star Wars fans, this space seeks to share the passion for collecting from one of the most influential sagas in pop culture and science fiction films. It’s the largest Star Wars exhibition in Latin America.
Inside the museum, you’ll find complete collections, from classic vintage figures from the 1970s to the latest from The Mandalorian series. The general collection comprises more than 6,000 pieces, including figures from Hasbro, Hot Toys, and Kenner, as well as replicas of lightsabers, scale models of ships, weapons, autographs, and original props from the films.
Star Wars Star Museum
Where? Sta. Margarita 519, Insurgentes Sur, Benito Juárez borough, Mexico City.
When? Wednesday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Sunday, 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
How much? Free admission.
250 busts of iconic characters from the franchise.
Life-size blaster replicas.
Helmet corner with the complete line of helmets currently on the market.
Exclusive pieces from conventions around the world.
Special edition books with information about the production of the films.
If the Force is calling you and you can’t wait to go, all you have to do is book your visit on the Star Wars Museum website and prepare your best costume to match the exhibit. You’ll find other fans like yourself, with whom you can chat and discuss everything about the world of Star Wars.
Source: dondeir
