El Museo del Tequila y El Mezcal

The Tequila and Mezcal Museum (or MUTEM) is a cultural precinct that exhibits the most representative of the culture of tequila and mezcal through exhibitions, conferences, concerts, gastronomy exhibitions and other cultural manifestations located in Garibaldi Square in Mexico City. It was built in 2010 on the occasion of the remodeling of the square. The peculiar design of the museum is shown in contrast with its surroundings through a striking translucent glass facade decorated with images of maguey stalks (plant from which tequila is extracted) and silhouettes of mariachis that allude to the characteristic sets of Mexican music that can be found in the place.it has an area of 375 m2 and is divided into three sections where the history and characteristics of the various types of tequila and mezcal that are also for sale are exhibited, in addition to a section in which a tasting and sampling of the different types of tequila, mezcal and maguey products is carried out