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Cool architecture and ticket comes with entry to Jardín En-cantado by Azulik (within walking distance). *must check it out if you like nature
A very nice architecture, however the experience is rather limited and not worth the 400 pesos entry ticket plus additional 250 for parking. If visiting with children, they will be disappointed by further limitations in their movement inside the museum. The art exposed when we visited were on-the-screen projections of creative art project competition, which were not easy to follow.
Wow just wow words can’t even explain the ambience with the futuristic yet past environmental implementations to make this brand sustainable and eco-friendly - from the architecture, interior design, retail products and more - AZULIK blew my mind in the best ways possible - I came here during a rainy day which I considered a blessing with the ability to look around both the museum, retail store and hidden jungle restaurant - definitely a pure place to study and be apart of biomimicry design principles!
Nice experience. Small museum but located inside the hotel and there is no entrance fee for hotel guests. Very convenient, there is another much bigger museum but with fees and around 30 min located from the hotel. For us it was more than enough. Beautiful architecture and nice idea. There is also washroom inside where you can change cloth and make pics with different outfits, some lifehack for ladies... :)
Really nice place. Although the price is very high for the small space is there to see, I don’t regret visiting that place. Really nice interior, futuristic and close to the nature at the same time.
One of the best and mesmerizing museums in have encountered in my life! I am an art person and love anything related to it! This was a good example. There is an entry fees 400 pesos per person just to keep in mind! And then you can stay there for whatever time you needed! Ideally an hour is the max what you need there to explore fully!
Interesting and cool architecture. We spent an afternoon here because our trip was filled with rain. Tickets I thought were a bit expensive ($400 mxn each), but we couldn’t do much else with the storm outside.
Please note it’s a small space, basically you are paying to see a house. Something I did not like was that it was filled with people basically posing all over creating social media content, takes the magic out a bit.
Please note it’s a small space, basically you are paying to see a house. Something I did not like was that it was filled with people basically posing all over creating social media content, takes the magic out a bit.
I took these photos a couple of years ago and am finally getting around to posting them, but my experience was exactly what I was expecting. A beautiful space to take photos of. It’s truly a place for art and architecture lovers. We took our time and soaked it all in and got lots of photos of different nooks. It’s definitely eye candy for those who can appreciate the artistry that went into creating such a unique structure.