The Museo Rafael Coronel is a fascinating art museum located in Zacatecas, Mexico. It was founded by businessman, philanthropist, and poet Rafael Coronel, who gifted his private collection of Mexican folk art and masks to his home state in 2003. The museum, which is housed in a stunning 17th century building, houses more than 2,000 masks from Mexico and around the world, from cultures such as the Purépecha, Mixteca and Metzo. Here, visitors can explore the many masks, sculptures, paintings and traditional wooden pieces, each one telling its own unique story. There is also a special emphasis on the history and culture of Zacatecas. The museum also showcases temporary exhibitions and events, as well as regular archaeological and botanical tours. The Museo Rafael Coronel is an incredible experience, sure to delight those looking to explore Mexican history and culture.
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