Complejo Cultural de Los Pinos

This is the place where presidents lived. The current president Amlo has no interest to live here and opened the whole thing to the public so people can see how presidents lived. The president before him Nieto took / stole everything even the curtains. Some presidents built their own style house in the property instead of staying in the presidential house.

Visited the ORIGEN exhibition! Great ! Free entry, more than 1000 artisans, mostly clothes. Also different bands and music from all over México and food from different areas. Very big. A lot to see. Cash and credit card possible.

I think it's really cool you get to visit the old president's house too bad they close too early. But great museum 👍

Took my kids to see the mansions used by past Mexican presidents and they enjoyed everything of it. It's a must see place.

A beautiful place to visit, used to be the president of Mexico city house, now it's the museum to look around, it's beautiful... Great place to visit highly recommended for Taurus people and it's free to visit

Some empty rooms but still amazing can visit this residence. There are a tour through the gallery of all Mexican presidents

Very entertaining place, you need to walk a lot but all its free. You can see a little part of how the past presidents of Mexico lived.

Super cool! The houses are huge and there are so many historical pieces!

Beautiful place to visit and know how the presidents used to live with an excessive luxurious life.

A 4 km walk inside of what it used to be the official residence of the Mexican presidents. Great place to visit with family.

Great, huge selection. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff

It's a very nice place worth to visit, for showing all Mexican and all world citizens the luxuries former presidents didn't want us to see

Good place. A whole lot of history. If you have someone to tell it to you

Just simply fantastic in every way.

Nice place. Finally we can to know all the commodities and excessive luxury in the past administrations.

Learned a lot and had a relaxing time. Free admission

It was a great honor to be able to visit this lavish presidential estate. Though the house was gutted of almost all of its furnishings by the previous occupants, it is still very impressive. The grounds are beautifully landscaped. Definitely worth a visit!

If you plan at the right time, and get a little lucky, you may have a chance at being here practically alone. Everything is very interesting, plus there is a lot of nature here, and really friendly chipmunks 🐿. Overall great place!

It's a place which brings many emotions for Mexicans, it remained hidden and then was opened for the public. The tour is short but it is impressive to see something it was not available for us until now. Worth visiting

Historical place and fancy at the same time