Where the academics,arts and culture joins....a big campus full of prehispanica and modern mexican art where academia and science feels in the air.

We met many very friendly students on campus! The Campus is huge, 300,000 students at UNUM! Several interesting buildings and architecture. Also a great place to meet Mexico's best ultimate frisbee players!

It's just a functional pile of buildings apart from the one that you are showing. It does have pleasant green spaces, but for me that is about it.

We were blown away by the expansive Carlos Cruz Diaz exhibit at this impressive museum. If this is representative of the works they choose to display, we strongly encourage spending a couple of hours here.

It is the most important university in Latin America; there's a quiet and exciting mood in the area. There's a lot to see: impressive mural paintings in the Central Library, the foot-ball stadium and the museums and theatres in the cultural area, or you can just walk along. It is a must.

Visiting the campus brings back so many happy memories of UNAM. I attended school here during the 60's and 70's and spent many a day walking around this beautiful campus. Had my first jalapeno pepper here, hidden in a ham and cheese sandwich.

We went to see the student shrines for day of the dead. I was really impressed with the mural on the main building. It was interesting to see and the campus was impressive. I am not sure if I would have made the special trip just to see the university however, as part of this trip we visited another but... More

This University is awsmoe and if I could, I would send my own children there. It was really good and I extremly recomend it if you like architrecture, education or just general culture. Its o ne of the top schools in Mexico (A beautiful country)

The University Campus is huge !! and you can either walk or get a bike, i recommend you visit on the weekend because it's crowded mon-fri, It's a place to chill out. That's it