It presents a linear tracing and is conformed by the main building where it housed the offices of the head of station, box office, waiting room, express, telegraph, dining room with sanitary services and kitchen. The waiting room communicated directly to the platforms, through which the trains were approached and the cargo hold was reached.

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Exhibition rooms where the city is presented in all its facets through temporary exhibiitions and multimedia facilities.

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Free for people over 60 and under 13 years.

Researchers with permission from INAH

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The museum of Oaxacan Painters (MUPO) is an enclosure created in 2003 to expose creations of oaxacan artists in Mexico and abroad. The MUPO occupies a colonial architecture building of  XVII Century located in Av Independencia with Garcia Vigil, in the historic center of the city of Oaxaca.

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The Site Museum House of Juárez is a historic enclosure where Benito Juárez lived on his arrival in Oaxaca from 1819 to 1828. In 1933 it was opened to the public and on December 28 1974 it was re-inaugurated as a museum.

Free everyday for people over 60 and under 13 years and researchers with permission from INAH.

Sundays free for foreign visitors residing in Mexico.

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This innovative space was created with the purpose of promoting a meeting point between people, traditions, crafts, design and contemporary art. since its inception, the MTO has set itself the mission of offering a broad vision of the designs, techniques and creative processes for the textile production of Oaxaca, Mexico and the world through the permanent exchange of expertise through conferences, workshops and exhibitions.

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The Rufino Tamayo museum is also considered as a “Museum of Arts” because it includes three periods of art, prehispanic, colonial and modern. The Prehispanic art includes the entire collection, motive for exhibition; the colonial art, the building that houses it, and the museography corresponds to the modern art.

Hours: Open from Monday to Saturday 10:00 to 14:00 and 16:00 to 19:00 hours. Sundays 10:00-15:00 hours. Closed on Tuesdays.

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It is located in a building of colonial style, known as House of Cortés, built at the end of the XVII century and beginning of the XVIII. It belonged during many years to the Lazo de la Vega and Pinelo families, as well as to various private owners.

In 1986 the state government acquired it to found the Museum of the City. As Museum of Contemporary Art, open its doors on February 28^th, 1992, with the aim of preserving and disseminating the work of the most outstanding exponents of the Oaxacan plastic art of recent years, including Rufino Tamayo, Francisco Gutiérrez, Rodolfo Nieto, Rodolfo Morales and Francisco Toledo.

 In its wide colonial spaces, it offers samples of the contemporary national and international art (painting, sculpture, graphic and photography). It has 16 exhibition rooms and shop. It organizes guided tours, courses and workshops, concerts, conferences, editorial presentations and art courses. It is home of the Biennial of Painting Rufino Tamayo.

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The Museum of Philately of Oaxaca is a museographic enclosure of Oaxaca City, dedicated to the diffusion of philately and collecting. It was founded on July 9^th, 1998, in the Historic Center of the city of Oaxaca at the initiative of the Alfredo Harp Helú Foundation, who donated its first collection from the philatelic collection of Alfredo Harp Helú. It has the Library José Lorenzo Cossío y Cossío, specialized in philately.

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