Centro Cultural Universitario Quinta Gameros - 31000 Chihuahua

This is a very beautiful house that is now a museum in Chihuahua.

Beautiful historic home built in the early 1900's. The first floor is decorated with period pieces and they are so lovely. This is a nice place to pass a little time for only a hanfull of pesos. The photo pass is only 10 pesos extra, and worth it to be able to bring the memories home.

A beautiful mansion which depicts Art Nouveau architecture built in 1910. Do not miss it while in Chihuahua City.

Great love story no matter how tragic.

Beautiful museum, great artwork. A must place to visit.

Hands down of the most beautiful Victorian style mansions in the world. Access is limited and it's all about luck do that is now part of the national autonomous university of Chihuahua but it's even worth watching 9n the outside.

Beautiful Art Nouveau interior, Tiffany windows, Porfiriato style i.e.'très français ' completed in 1910 just before the Mexican Revolution- so the owner never lived there. The family Requena of silver mining wealth lent period pieces to furnish the Quinta.

Very old building still showing the opulent way some chihuahua people enjoyed back on those years before the 1910 revolution. French inspired house and furniture. First let me say the ticket fee is $34 pesos and $10 pesos fee permission to take pictures which is a must. Customer asistencia is beyond excellent. Anyone there is friendly and so willing to answer any questions about the house. In the first room there’s art of local artists on display. A nice bedroom , the two way stairs, continuing to the right is the side exit and finally de arts room. Yes : music ! Along the beautiful artistic decoration of the chairs and piano. And on the upper rooms that notable people donate to display permanently there. Quinta Gameros is a great piece of history that anyone can enjoy and learn about our country and our people. Also there’s a QR code on a poster just outside the front of the house so people can do a virtual tour ( this was started at the begging of pandemia). It’s a very enjoyable experience learning ( again for me ?) about Chihuahua history and it’s notable people.