The Palacio de Bellas Artes (Palace of Fine Arts) is a prominent cultural center in Mexico City. It has hosted notable events in music, dance, theatre, opera and literature in Mexico and has held important exhibitions of painting, sculpture and photography. Consequently, the Palacio de Bellas Artes has been called the “Cathedral of Art in Mexico”. The building is located on the western side of the historic center of Mexico City next to the Alameda Central park
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Uma Gupta
5 months agoOne of the most beautiful, breathtaking places in Mexico city, even for Mexican citizens. With a unique history of it's construction (to mark a century past independence from Spanish rule) its architecture is a confluence of Mexican, Spanish and French work. It has both Neovlassical and Deco (modern) art. It ha memoirs of Spanish heritage, Art and culture of Mexico. It has a performance theatre, open to all. If you're a student travelling with a international student ID, you can probably get into one of their finest theatres for real cheap. Built into the heart of the city, it is the most popular spot for CDMX.
Md Shikarun Nur Shron
a year agoA wonderful place that I ever seen before 😍👍🤘 Really a nice and peaceful place.. Like,the people, the roads, the states,the communications, And all of the things is very good But I don't see anything in my eyes,😉 Just see in many videos and pictures which is in the social media and internet.😍 I wish if have a chances to get me in here. Or anyone get me to visit with him I will be waiting for that😋 Thank you for your time to read my pleasure ❤️ Take love from my hard 💘🇧🇩 Stay blessed 💞
Tania Gonzalez
a year agoOne of my favorite spots in Mexico City and it's the equivalent to the palace of fine arts. I highly recommend to check what exhibits are open when planning your visit so you can go inside and enjoy the architecture. This building is a beauty during the day and also at night. There’s a parking garage but I don’t remember how much it costs per hour. The museum is open from 11am to 5pm, general entrance is $75 pesos, and you can pay for a photographer permit if you have a DSLR or other camera ($30 pesos). You can only pay with cash on location, no online tickets. Free entrance on Sundays for Mexican and tourists. The admission is also free if you are 13 or younger or people with disabilities.
joe harrigan jr
8 months agoImpressive structure. The metal work through out is spectacular. Open during the pandemic with strict health procedures. The murals by the Big 4 Mexican muralist are stunning. Was amazed to see that Amalia Hernandez Ballet Forklorico de Mexico is still performing. Saw the show many years ago when I was young. Make sure to go to the book store for amazing treasures.
Rupali Maheshwari
4 months agoThe palace is gorgeous from outside. There is lot of hustle bustle around it. It is a total experience. Great location to take amazing pictures. Those interested in art can witness some huge paintings on the wall by great artists.