Chicago Vacation Guide

National Museum of Mexican Art, Chicago

The National Museum of Mexican Art (NMMA) is an esteemed museum that stands as a testament to the rich and vibrant Mexican, Latino, and Chicano cultures.

Nestled in the charming Harrison Park within the vibrant Pilsen neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois, this museum offers an immersive experience that captivates visitors from all walks of life.

Established in 1982 by the visionary Carlos Tortolero, the museum officially opened its doors on March 27, 1987, to provide a platform for the celebration and preservation of these remarkable artistic traditions.

With its steadfast commitment to excellence, the NMMA is proud to be the only Latino museum accredited by the esteemed American Alliance of Museums, a testament to its dedication and passion.

Step inside this cultural oasis and discover the largest Latino cultural institution in America, where art and culture intertwine to create a transformative and enlightening experience.