Located in a unique eight-sided tower-shaped building dating back to the early 20th century.

The building was the home of Federico Wulff, the engineer in charge of the city planning of Torreón.

Throughout the museum, the history of the city is narrated, showcasing the work of local plastic artists in its contemporary art gallery and art painting collection.

Additionally, some objects belonging to the Wulff family are exhibited, such as photographs, dresses, and furniture.

The museum also features an open-air theater where various events are held, from book presentations to concerts of different kinds, as well as a cactus garden with the main varieties from the Laguna region.