It is located inside a restored colonial building. The venue offers a sensory journey through the history of cocoa. It has themed rooms, audio guides in five languages, interactive games, and tastings.
In addition, the exhibition is designed to evolve over time, incorporating new experiences
and concepts adapted from other international venues, thanks to the global network of
museums and ongoing research into the properties and benefits of cacao. At the end of
your tour, you will have the opportunity to take a chocolate workshop.
This new museum, dedicated exclusively to the 80-year history of the Diablos Rojos, Mexico City’s main baseball team, is located on the first floor of the Alfredo Harp Helú Baseball Stadium, and you can visit it during nighttime baseball games.
The museum showcases the links between passion,
legacy, and memory in baseball and features an
extensive collection of art and artifacts. The space
includes a large lobby and two exhibition halls with
14 galleries dedicated to presenting the permanent
collection. The Alfredo Harp Helú Stadium also offers
tours so you can better appreciate its architecture
and discover its spaces.
It will be performed starting in November at the Teatro de los Insurgentes. The production will feature a live orchestra composed of 15 musicians and a Mexican cast of 27 artists.
The Phantom of the Opera tells the story of a
disfigured musical genius, Erik (the Phantom),
who lives in the basement of the Paris Opera
House and becomes obsessed with a young
soprano, Christine, whom he encourages to
become a star. A must-see for lovers of the
musical genre.
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