Museo de Historia del Títere

The museum houses over 600 pieces, including a significant collection from the Comino company and from Gilberto Ramírez Alvarado, also known as “Don Ferruco.”

Centro Cultural Alfin Rosete Aranda, Ciudad de México

The house-museum displays over 120 puppets made using various techniques, created by its founder, as well as pieces by Rosete Aranda and Carlos Espinal. It also includes a small theater with a capacity of 30 people.

El Museo el Castillo de los Títeres

An interactive museum that creates a direct connection between play and learning for visitors. It showcases a wide range of puppetry techniques, from the simplest to the most complex: glove puppets, rod puppets, shadow puppets, string puppets, and more.

Sala Museo de Títeres Leopoldo Santiago Lavandero

Teatrino Museo de Títeres de Cartagena