Which city is home to the National Museum of Tequila?

The National Museum of Tequila is located in the city of Tequila, Jalisco.

The museum, known in Spanish as the Museo Nacional del Tequila, presents the history and cultural importance of tequila. Its exhibits connect the drink with agave cultivation, distillation, local communities, and the development of the town’s industrial identity.

Tequila’s museum is part of a wider visitor landscape that includes historic distilleries, agave fields, and buildings associated with production. The town is also a common starting point for learning how the spirit is made from harvested agave hearts.

The museum should not be confused with the Museo del Tequila y el Mezcal in Mexico City, which focuses more broadly on both major Mexican agave-spirit traditions. The National Museum of Tequila is specifically associated with the Jalisco city that shares the beverage’s name.