Suggestions for Arts and Entertainment near Mexico City

Michael B. • March 26, 2016So many cool artifacts and paintings here, nestled in the heart of downtown Mexico City. Lots to see and do. Totally recommend.

Jimena T. • April 11, 2016It's a "must" place if you are in Mexico City, either if you bought tickets for a show or just want to walk around there and take pictures. Sunsets are nice over there!

Ricardo V. • September 22, 2013The Maya and Azteca rooms are the best ones, however the entire museum is really a must, very well organized and unique collections

Eduardo N. • July 2, 2016If in Mexico City do not miss this spectacular museum. Just visiting the building is worth it, but they also have the best collection of Mexican Art.

Adrian M. • March 17, 2019Churreria 😜

The Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign • October 3, 2011Did you know? The National Auditorium is a hot spot for shows and concerts and is considered among one of the best in the world by various specialized media.

Jimena T. • March 3, 2017"It-place" for good movies lovers. Also it's a cool place to go just to be on the gardens and appreciate the architecture of the building. Tip: try the Roxy's milkshakes!

Gregory F. • February 23, 2020The building is amazing, but the murals are better in the palacio nacional

Adrian C. • August 24, 2014Great place to get a general idea of the variety of cultures and art crafts you can find in Mexico. Its worth the 2 hours visit. The shop is great to get authentic souvenirs. Not cheap though.

Rogelio R. • February 10, 2015Cualquiera de las exposiciones es buena. Muestra de la riqueza cultural, natural y artística de este país. Caminar y admirar esta muestra que mas se puede pedir.

Tomas L. • March 26, 2017Fun place, friendly staff. Try to check every room, there are different difficulty levels

Cass G. • July 9, 2016Relaxing music, some sunlight, and reading are a hit here! Good place to chill.

Joaquin R. • May 12, 2012Lebaron!!!!!!!!!

Alex D. • July 28, 2017Very beautiful collection of books at fair prices. Small, but I found some real gems here. Staff was friendly as well.

48 hrs A. • April 15, 2013Visit the Museum of San Ildefonso and check out some of the unique and interesting temporary exhibits always on display. The colonial style of the building is amazing, you can't miss it.- Ale Valdivia

Paula M. • November 28, 2021Great experience, so worth it! It is huge, so you may take between 2 and 3 hours there, but it is very nice.

Gustavo J. • October 15, 2014Cozy and with a great view of the stage!

Damon S. • February 1, 2019Excellent art museum with interesting rotating galleries and very unique architecture

Robert L. • June 2, 2019The Best show in CDMX that i ever have seen before

Mario Ivan G. • June 22, 2014Excelente concepto, de vdd una experiencia diferente y grandes actuaciones para todos los. gustos. Con ganas de regresar a ver las que faltaron.

Luis D. • March 4, 2016Love it! The library is awesome, very beutiful

Laura W. • July 13, 2015The place is stunning on its own!

Kandu T. • December 6, 2018An excellent museum with a very contemporary architecture and always offers very good exhibits that change constantly. One of the best places to check new works of art, both modern and contemporary.

Chrys C. • April 5, 2019Big Dipper Boneless 👌🏻

Fernanda V. • October 14, 2018El aire acondicionado está excelente

Kandu T. • November 13, 2018An excellent museum that is always offering new exhibitions of modern art. In addition, it has a very cozy restaurant that offers good food and coffee, with a very good view of the Chapultepec forest.

Nuri J. • September 15, 2014Lovely place to walk toward R.Refoma from the archeology museum.

Andrea A. • August 19, 2016Increíbles exposiciones y festivales! A demás de un lugar muy verde y tranquilo para estar a gusto 🍃🌿😄

Camille V. • August 13, 2018Love it here! However there are no explanations in English (or any other languages except Spanish), which is a shame! I would have loved to read a bit about it

Damon S. • August 14, 2018Very interesting and well curated visit. Most of the artifacts seem to come from a museum in Los Angeles and the amount of English is less than expected. Free entry and worth a visit!