Suggestions for Building near Juárez, Mexico City

Ben L. • August 22, 2011Very nice vantage point of very nice view of the building at the 9th floor of Sears.

Lewis S. • October 25, 2015They say not go on a Sunday, but it wasn't too busy and there was live music and all the stalls were open etc. Amazing building and views well worth a visit

Oscar L. • September 8, 2011Beautiful Building!

Erik R. • January 29, 2013Fantastic restaurant, and the entire building leans at an angle.

Wikimedia México • July 30, 2013The building was the first major museum in Mexico built with private funds, with Tamayo participating in its design, which won the Premio Nacional de Arte in 1982.

Museum Planning • May 8, 2012Great building, wonderful collection and great staff

Berenice R. • May 8, 2015It is a beautiful building,

Margarita K. • September 11, 2014Beautiful restaurant, set inside a courtyard of a large historic building. The courtyard is surrounded by trees to provide shade for the tables. Came here for brunch, delicious vegetable enchilada

Margarita K. • September 11, 2014Must see! A beautiful building with Art Deco style inside. Check out the theater as well as the museums on the 2nd & 3rd floor. Murals by Diego, Siquerios.

Richie S. • October 10, 2015A majestic post office. Ornate building.

Rene S. • April 11, 2013Amazing building, service and food. Expect long lines. For a reason

Kandu T. • December 2, 2018A very nice place with good coffee, good variety of non-alcoholic drinks, shakes and teas. The breakfast dishes are tasty and the desserts are also a great option. The building is nicely decorated.

Julia S. • August 27, 2016Mayer, a German-born financier, left a collection of decorative arts spanning three centuries in trust to the Bank of Mexico. gorgeous 18th-century building with a quiet cloister.

Max W. • September 3, 2016Coconut macadamia juice, cinnamon roll, actual building are all awesome

Samantha V. • April 9, 2014beatiful colonial building newly renovated and decorated with love for detail and taste. there is a magical athmosphere, we felt like traslated in another time. great stuff and breakfast, perfect!

Andrew F. • December 23, 2015One of the oldest buildings in town, built in the late 16th century, it was first home to the local nobility and later the residence of Mexican Emperor Agustin de Iturbide.

Serafin T. • May 2, 2015Excellent spanish food at moderate prices. The building has great architecture!

Susan L. • December 31, 2017Swanky space with views of Casino Espanol building. If you’re eyeing the shrimp aquachiles, watch out. Shit is spicy!

Andrew F. • December 23, 2015Formerly the Mining College, this building dated from 1792 features an old library and a chapel. It serves as venue for the yearly Mexico City Book Fair.

Barry H. • February 12, 2023The design of this old building is interesting, but the rooms are all very dark with little to no natural light.

Yura Y. • July 11, 2014Perfect for thrifty minded! Clean centric cosy inexpensive The only draw back about staying here: it can get loud at night due to strange acoustics in the building! Use earplugs!

Monica C. • May 15, 2012Dice hotel historical building, great interior in Mexican azulejo. Nice beds and good location

June K. • December 14, 2019Location is good. Also there’s a parking in the nest building. Good choice.

Alessandro T. • July 25, 2016The place is a wonderfully renovated Art Deco building. Alas, the coffee is just OK, and served in paper cups, Starbucks style.

Paull Y. • June 30, 2017Really cool building, make sure you go through the back & upstairs

Avery E. • October 4, 2016candy store worth looking at, ornate building

Julia S. • September 2, 2016old, beautiful building close to Zocalo - either 9am for break or 1pm for lunch. no resys.

David A. • March 6, 2017Gorgeous building, super interesting exhibitions. Currently showing the influence of punk on modern art.

Chris R. • July 13, 2015Architecture inside the building is quite beautiful, in general a great place for plays and concerts. The only negative aspect I see is the extremely short space between rows of seats.

Rene S. • April 11, 2013Astonishing building. Very pleasant courtyard