Named after Carlos Slim’s late wife, Soumaya Domit, this private museum was founded to house his extensive art collection and make it accessible to the public. With over 66,000 pieces spanning centuries, from European masters to Mexican muralists, the museum is as much a cultural statement as it is an architectural marvel. Its futuristic, hexagonal-tiled exterior seems to ripple in the light, reflecting the city around it and challenging traditional notions of museum design.