The Museo Robert Brady sits on Calle Netzahualcóyotl 4 in the Centro district of Cuernavaca, the capital of the state of Morelos in Mexico. It is also known as the Brady Museum. The building was once the home of the American artist Robert Brady, and it has been kept as a museum that gathers his collection of art and antiques from many parts of the world.
What to expect
The setting is a colonial mansion, and much of the visit is about moving through its rooms and seeing how the objects are arranged within a lived-in house. The collection is eclectic, so visitors can expect a wide mix of pieces rather than a single period or style. For anyone interested in how a collector filled a home, the museum offers a personal view of that.
- A former family residence, shown as a museum
- Art and antiques gathered from around the world
- A colonial-era building in the historic centre
Around the museum
Because it stands in the Centro, the museum is easy to combine with a walk through the old town of Cuernavaca, where colonial streets and squares lie close together. It makes a quiet stop for a visitor who wants to step away from the street and spend time indoors with a single collector's world.
For current contact details, you can call +52 777 318 8554. Before you go, check with the museum directly about its visiting arrangements, as these are not part of the information provided here.
