Museo del Palacio de Bellas Artes

5 Lisa - 6 months ago

Great collection of art and murals in particular. Free on Sundays and we’ll worth a visit. They also have rotating exhibits as well as performing art events that change all the time. The building itself is a great example of Spanish baroque. There is so much to appreciate when visiting here!

5 Viviana Mucarzel - 7 months ago

Definitely a must-see! Not only because you can see Diego Rivera's, Orozco's and Siqueiros' murals, but because the building itself is incredibly beautiful!

1 Sally Callanan - 4 months ago

Over in the blink of an eye. I paid 80MEX (or $4USD) to go through the museum. I was done in 15 minutes. The exhibits are very large paintings, but there are only about a dozen of them. I wish I hadn't walked 45 minutes to get to the entrance. (For comparison, the Anthropology Museum in the park charges about the same price for admission, and that one took many hours to go through, so if you're deciding between museums, go to the park!) The Bellas Artes building itself is beautiful both inside and out, and you can step inside the foyer before buying a ticket, so just do that if you're trying to save money. The museum is housed in a small portion of the large building, on the second floor.

5 Alexa Guerrero López - a month ago

Without doubt, there's a pretty place to visit in CDMX, great art, impressive murals, I went with the exposission of Silvia Pinal, and I only say that is impresive the whole things that 1 person could do in her whole life, I loved the art and hopefully I'll back again

5 Michael Moriarity - a year ago

We purchased our tickets from the Pro Musica group and appreciated this performance by Claudio Monteverdi “”The Coronation of Poppea””and the Pro Musica Baroque Orchestra did a very nice performance..this Bella’s Artes auditorium provided good sight lines ..on another evening we bought tickets for a piano performance by Dwight Blake which was a very top notch affair

5 Chirag Jain - a week ago

Very beautiful place with amazing piece of art.

1 John Lans - 6 months ago

A museum with IKEA path that one must not deviate from. Stickers point in the only direction of travel making the experience like being forced slowly into a oven. If you stop you hold up the line (all packed 6” apart, guards are missing their whipping stick. Markers are in outrageously wild positions with weird directions. Worst $80 mx I have spent on a museum. The building itself is poorly maintained, broken bathrooms, dirty broken fixtures, marble repaired with plaster filler. A disgrace