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Es un museo en el centro de Guadalajara y aunque es un poco fuerte la temática es interesante y cultural ya que aprendes sobre la historia y actualidad de los métodos y utensilios de tortura, no es apto para personas sin movilidad ya qué hay que subir varios pisos y hay muchas escaleras. Está dentro del conjunto del centro cultural Nem junto al museo de la selfie. Paga ambos boletos y ahorrarás $70 con un costo aproximado de $280 por persona por ambos museos.
Fui con mi novio y nos gustó mucho, algunas cosas tan crueles que me hicieron llorar.
Como recomendación nos hubiera gustado que existiera un guía que pudiera dar más detalles de la exposición, imágenes en cada aparador, o usar un recorrido virtual ya grabado (así como en el museo de asesinos seriales) y a través de audífonos que los visitantes puedan vivir la experiencia más profunda.
Porque fue cansado leer y tratar de imaginar algunas cosas, pero igual nos encantó la experiencia. El precio accesible, baños e instalaciones limpias, personal amable y con los paquetes que tienen hasta dan ganas de volver.
Como recomendación nos hubiera gustado que existiera un guía que pudiera dar más detalles de la exposición, imágenes en cada aparador, o usar un recorrido virtual ya grabado (así como en el museo de asesinos seriales) y a través de audífonos que los visitantes puedan vivir la experiencia más profunda.
Porque fue cansado leer y tratar de imaginar algunas cosas, pero igual nos encantó la experiencia. El precio accesible, baños e instalaciones limpias, personal amable y con los paquetes que tienen hasta dan ganas de volver.
This museum, while very different from the rest of the museums in the area, was still worth coming to see.
I was expecting it to be more packed when I came here but it was not. In fact, I was the only person in there for a brief period of time. After paying for my entry, I was directed to walk up several flights of steps in order to see the exhibits.
As I got to the floor with all the action, one of the workers checked my ticket then proceeded to tell me that I am not allowed to take any photos inside the main rooms, which there are about 8 of them. This was upsetting because in these rooms is where they have most of the torture devices on display. I don’t know why they have this rule in place but I can’t imagine it is popular.
Either way, it was still interesting to see and read about these devices and their uses. They have a plaque in front of each device telling you when and how it was used, in both English and Spanish. A nice touch as I was tired of reading Spanish in the other museums in the city center.
If you don’t mind reading then you will be in here for about an hour. But if you only want to come in and look at the instruments of torture, then you will be in and out in ten minutes flat, because there is not much else to do.
I was expecting it to be more packed when I came here but it was not. In fact, I was the only person in there for a brief period of time. After paying for my entry, I was directed to walk up several flights of steps in order to see the exhibits.
As I got to the floor with all the action, one of the workers checked my ticket then proceeded to tell me that I am not allowed to take any photos inside the main rooms, which there are about 8 of them. This was upsetting because in these rooms is where they have most of the torture devices on display. I don’t know why they have this rule in place but I can’t imagine it is popular.
Either way, it was still interesting to see and read about these devices and their uses. They have a plaque in front of each device telling you when and how it was used, in both English and Spanish. A nice touch as I was tired of reading Spanish in the other museums in the city center.
If you don’t mind reading then you will be in here for about an hour. But if you only want to come in and look at the instruments of torture, then you will be in and out in ten minutes flat, because there is not much else to do.
Lugar centrico, muy interesante museo para aprender un poco de la historia de las cruzadas; puedes tomarte fotos con la guillotina y al finalizar el recorrido camino a la salida hay mensajes muy inspiradores respecto al amor a la humanidad.
Precio accesible y tiene descuento para niños y estudiantes, una visita que no se debería dejar pasar. 😊
Precio accesible y tiene descuento para niños y estudiantes, una visita que no se debería dejar pasar. 😊
A fun little stop off to visit. The exhibits were well kept and had Spanish/English descriptions. Maybe 30 minutes to see it all. No pictures allowed. And it does have air conditioning.
Lots of stairs
they dont allow to take pictures.
the info about the devices is great.
the info about the devices is great.
