Palacio de Bellas Artes

Good exhibits, and very interesting stories. Please visit this website before you enter. Internet is not great inside so the website doesn’t work.

https://museopalaciodebellasartes.inba.gob.mx/permanent-collection-of-murals/

These are all the Murals you will see inside. Happy reading and viewing. Please take a guided tour if you can find time.

A stunning piece of architecture in the heart of the city. This is a great meeting place for people and there is a lively feel in the grounds surrounding this place in both the day and the night. The iconic rooftop really stands out and it is well worth a visit to explore the many beautiful sculptures that surround the grounds.

I think most people go to see the murals by Rivera but everyone comes away awestruck by the beauty of the building itself. It is truly an amazing building like a fairytale from the Jazz Age, all marble and brass - even the toilets look fantastic! Senior citizens get in free!

Palacio de Bellas Artes is a MUST go in CDMX. That second floor is one of the highlights of my entire CDMX trip. Extremely beautiful, powerful, detailed, and thoughtful murals that you can honestly spend easily an hour staring at. Not the mention the palace itself is very well made too!

Stunning landmark. Although I didn't go inside, it is definitely one of the most beautiful buildings in all of CDMX. There is endless things to do in the area. If you visit Torre Latinoamericana and go to the rooftop, you can get some great aerial shots of the Palacio.

I haven't been inside, but walking by the building is definitely an experience of its own! It is fantastic, a magical splendor that irradiates in the mids of thousands of people walking and street vendors!

You have to see the National Mexican Folkloric Show. It's a blast. The show is about 2 hrs long. But it worth every second of it. The stage is very deep, with the great sound and lights. The maximum quantity of artists on the stage is about 50 people at a time. It's really very impressive. The costumes are gorgeous.
It's guaranteed that you'll have long lasting memories about your trip to the CDMX.

Magnificent building in the heart of Mexico City. The grandiose structure has art deco interiors and Victorian elements. Besides the museum, it also houses performances for the national folk ballet on Wednesdays and Sundays.

Gorgeous, a must visit while in Mexico City, go inside to see Diego Rivera murals on the third floor gallery walk, plus impressive marvel interior. You’ll enjoy it!

Beautiful place. Its definitely worth seeing the shows. They always seem to have very good presentation. We have the pleasure of seeing El Ballet Folkrolico de Amalia Hernandez and it was incredible. Paid Garage parking easily accessible. Get your tickets ahead of time.

Full of amazing murals by the most famous Mexican artists, it's more meaningful if you get a tour guide to explain the murals before visiting a book a visit with a non-profit organization "educando con cultura" in various social media networks or through their website, it's worth it

We spent the day in El Centro and made this our first stop. Give yourself time to visit all the galleries. Check out the Diego Riveras! Make sure you get to the top. Rotating exhibits, the one when we were there was excellent!

Very beautiful, lots to do inside. Definitely recommend the guided tour to the main room, they offer it twice a day and lasts 30 min. Tours in Spanish and English

We visited Mexico City between 3rd May to 6th May 2023 and visited so many places and saw this place but from a distance and had a aerial view of this place as visiting hour was over. Looks beautiful. Wonderful historical place. Sharing Photo/video taken from a nearby high-rise building. Aerial view of nearby places are visible in the video.

Beautiful art deco interior. It's free to go in and look around and take photos. The museum was a great experience. They also have a box office inside to purchase tickets for up coming events/ shows.

An iconic architecture along with a well preserved art collection. By far one of the “must see” places in the city. Be sure to spend some time in the Alameda Central that is by the theater and if you can enjoy a show.

I highly recommend attending the performance of Ballet Folklorico in Palacio de Bella Artes. It is really amazing - music, dance, costumes, choreography - everything was wonderful, a great experience!
The building itself is a work of art and it is decorated with the murals by the great Mexican artists, including Diego Rivera, which you can see by visiting the venue.

The murals collection on the 2nd level is just spectacular! Free entry!

There is few to say about the great Mexican muralist that decore the great walks of the Bellas Artes Palace. Their work speaks by itself.

What I can tell you is that the shear beauty of the doors that welcome you to a past time of rather difficult but simpler times, the magnificent roofs and ceilings gives you the feeling of being so minuscule. And to top it all of the details of Art Deco leaves you in awe of how many years of effort and preciseness had to be invested into such a complete piece of art that is the building it self.

I recommend not to miss a single detail and to pay special attention on how complex and intricate the Palace of Bellas artes is.

Stunning, I saw the art exhibits including the Diego Rivera mural taken down from Rockefeller Center.