It has wonderfull works of art from Diego Rivera.And it houses many treassures from our past More

Wandered in to see an exhibition of Spanish art and were accosted on the stairs by a guide called Hugo. He is 78 yrs old and is so enthusiastic about the murals of the palace it is a joy. We enjoyed his company and humour as much as the art. Well worth his fee to explain the history of the... More

I had a guide that explained what I was seeing in the murals. This made them more meaningful and gave me a lot of the history of Mexico. More

Taking up one whole side of the Zocalo this is a magnificent building that conveys some idea of the wealth of Mexico and the expectations thatnthe Spaniards had for it. Diego Rivera's murals are extraordinary works of art telling the history of Mexico. A guide is essential to get the full meanings of what Rivera has painted More

A wonderful way to see Mexican history. Take your time as you tour the Palace. More

Free and basically you can go see everything except for the offices. The Rivera and Sisqueiro murals are extraordinary. More

Rivera's murals alone are worth the price of admission. I know of no other country in the world which allowed an artist to paint Karl Marx onto the wall of its National Palace or equivalent. Rivera's other murals of Mexican history are also fascinating and the small museum on Mexican history is very good too. More

Entrance takes no more than 10 minutes, and once you get to see the Murals of the Palace, the trip will be justified! Diego Rivera's work is simply breathtaking! More

The murals by Franco Rivera alone worth the trip, not to mention there are a lot more to see in this beautiful palace that costs nothing to enter. More