Museum of Journalism and Graphics

The Museum of Journalism and Graphics opened in 1994 in an old two-storey mansion. In 1792, the first Spanish-language independent newspaper, El Despertador Americano, was printed in this building.

The building of the museum is known in the city as the "House of Dogs", because on its roof there are two large sculptures of dogs looking in different directions.

The museum has a specialized library, an auditorium with a capacity of up to eighty people and exhibition halls. The museum exposition tells about the history of Mexican journalism and the development of graphic art.