We loved walking through the courtyard to view the murals and appreciate the painstaking details they took to restore this building. Gorgeous.

The collection of murals is a wonderful contrast to the endless Diego Rivera murals elsewhere in Mexico City. In particular, the murals of Orozco have a very different flavor. More cynical, less idealistic. So glad we went.

I had been looking forward to visiting since before I arrived and I wasn't disappointed. Close to Zocalo and only 25 pesos for entrance. The cortiles are magical and you forget you're in the center of the city!

Diego Rivera started there but you’ll see more murals by Orozco than anyone else. Powerful, emotional, historical. Worth a visit and it’s so close to so many other places around the Zocalo.

This is located right behind Templo Mayor and merits a visit. The building itself is an impressive 17th century former seminary but the murals on 3 floors are striking. They are from the earliest time of the Mexican muralist movement and are strong examples of...More

free, beautiful old building with great story, good art exhibitions, amazing murals which are a traditional thing from Mexico, why would you not go?

Just behind the Templo Mayor ( you can see it from the side of the cathedral), you find this old college. The murals cover three floors of a patio and the impress anyone. It is no more than one hour visit, so you can do...More