Fuente de Tlaloc

5 Jordi Albatross - a year ago

Very interesting works by Diego Rivera, in particular the murals inside the building depicting the Darwinian evolution of life from unicellular organisms to complex life forms. There are interesting explanations inside and outside and entry costs 30 pesos. The symbolism-loaded sculpture outside is also peculiar and a singularity in Diego Rivera's artwork.

5 Didier Stahl - 9 months ago

It's a really nice piece of Diego Rivera work that you can enjoy with a picnic, one of my favorite Diego works

5 Jym Varnadore - 2 years ago

Very interesting Diego Rivera work, a mural in a water tank and a sculpture outside. Absolutely worth finding!

3 Randanoa “randanoak” N - a year ago

It's a nice place to pass by on any weekend although it can get crowded at some time. However I'd recommend you to spend your time here on the morning or the evening if you wanna hang around, exercise or just been close to the nature.
The bad part is ppl with their dogs when they're not on their leash and sometimes ppl with their bikes that act like the place is theirs

5 Pablo Greg - a year ago

This part of Chapultepec is very calm and have many areas to relax. You can jog, picnic or just chill in the outer areas

5 Daniela Salgado - a year ago

Excellent place to chill with children and dogs. One of Mexico City's best outdoor park and recreation center.

5 Aaron Alba - 2 years ago

Just five years before his death, Diego Rivera finished one of his most intriguing works, la Fuente de Tláloc. Although strikingly different in medium from most of his work, the massive tiled fountain beautifully captures the essence of Native Mexican spirit and art that is so often depicted in his paintings.