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Hernández Pérez Norma Angélica.

Medina Frías Jimena.

Group: 418-B

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It was created in 1991 after "El Borcegui" had been selling shoes in the same place for almost 125 years.

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The store opened in 1865, and changed ownership several times. In 1991, however, José Villamayor Coto, the store's last owner, founded the museum in honor of his father.

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Its objective is to promote research on footwear and orthopedics through disciplines such as anthropology, history, science and art.

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The collection includes some 2,000 life-size shoes and another 15,000 miniature shoes.

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Hours: Monday to Friday, from 10:00 a.m. to 14:00 p.m. and from 15:00 p.m. to 18:00 p.m.
Saturdays: 10:00 a.m. to 18:00 p.m.

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Undoubtedly a place worth visiting for shopping or visiting the shoe museum located in the same building.

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We loved the fact that they show practically all kinds of footwear from the first civilizations to sporty and specialized ones like astronauts' boots.

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I wish they would advertise this museum more, it is very interesting. Although the opening hours need to be updated, because they are no longer open on weekends.

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Excellent experience. As a tourist I can say it was worth the visit. The museum is on the second floor just above the shoe store and is free admission.

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Very nice, it allows you to know the history of shoes and what was used in different cultures and times, they even have donations from different celebrities like Michael Jordan, his tennis shoes are huge!

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There is footwear from the 20th century.

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There are shoes of different sportsmen.

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There are footwear of different Mexican celebrities

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There are footwear of different Mexican celebrities

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There are also fashionable shoes from the 70s.

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There are shoes that originate from different states of Mexico.

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There are shoes of the British Crown, such as those of Queen Elizabeth II.

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There are footwear from the different civilizations that have been present throughout history.

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La historia a través del calzado: Museo El Borcegui

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La Ciudad de los Museos - Museo del Calzado El Borceguí

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https://mexicocity.cdmx.gob.mx/venues/shoe-museum/?lang=es

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Calle de Bolívar 27-Piso 1º, Centro Histórico de la Cdad. de México, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06000 Ciudad de México, CDMX

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From the Allende subway station, turn left and go straight ahead on Simón Bolívar Street. Pass the Museo de Economía and next to the Hotel Principal you will find the museum. In front of PGR.

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From the Allende subway station, turn left and go straight ahead on Simón Bolívar Street. Pass the Museo de Economía and next to the Hotel Principal you will find the museum. In front of PGR.