World Press Photo 2025

Last days to visit World Press Photo 2025 at the Franz Mayer Museum!
You have until Sunday, October 12th to enjoy:

📸 The power of photojournalism in the famous World Press Photo exhibition
🤩 Award-winning images that capture global stories and issues
👉 144 snapshots that will make you reflect on various topics of interest
🏆 70 years of storytelling through images in this prestigious photography contest
📽️ Remember that there are continuous screenings of this edition's images in the Museum Auditorium. Included with your admission ticket!

🚨 EXTENDED HOURS 🚨

On Friday, October 10th, and Saturday, October 11th, you can visit the exhibition during extended hours from 10 AM to 8 PM and participate in the special activities we have prepared for you:

⭐️ Join the special guided tours and discover the story behind the winning photographs
Friday, October 10th, and Saturday, October 11, 6:00 PM
Activity included with your general admission ticket to the museum

⭐️ Participate in the screening of the documentary “Estado de silencio” (State of Silence)
Saturday, October 11th, 4:00 PM
Activity included with your general admission ticket to the museum

General Info
📅 Date: select directly in the ticket selector
🕒 Opening hours: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Last entry at 4:50 PM
- The Franz Mayer Museum may close on certain holidays. We recommend checking their social media for updates
⏳ Duration: 1 hour
📍 Location: Franz Mayer Museum, Mexico City
👤 Age requirement: recommended for ages 3 and up
♿ Accessibility: accessible to people with reduced mobility
❓ You can consult the FAQs for this experience here

Description
World Press Photo showcases a selection of the world’s best photojournalism and documentary photography. Collected amidst the evolving political and media landscape of 2024, the 144 featured photographs invite visitors to step outside the news cycle and take a deeper look at stories from around the world. The 2025 edition marks the 70th anniversary of the competition. Don’t miss it! Get your tickets now for World Press Photo 2025 at the Franz Mayer Museum in Mexico City!