Zacatecana House Museum
Independencia No. 59, Centro Historico, Queretaro, Mexico
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Zacatecana House Museum is the home of applied art and painting in Mexico. The oldest house revives an ancient legend of strange murders in the museum.
Here are collected samples of furniture, paintings, glass and ceramics from the XVII to the XX century.
The house has twelve rooms with antiques of the nineteenth century. The first room is the Clock Hall, which houses almost forty types of clocks - English, American, French and German of the seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
In addition to the permanent exhibition, the museum organizes concerts, seminars, courses and conferences every month.
The ticket price is 30 pesos per person. For children under ten years of age, accompanied by adults, admission is free.
The museum is located on Independence Street, on the way to the Church of the Cross.