Interesting buildings and exhibits, worth a visit as it is in the city centre only 5 minutes from the Zocalo.

This is must visit place in Mexico City! You'll be surrounded by Rivera and Siqueiros mural pantings everywhere you walk; surprising and showing the though Modern Mexico History. The museum has temporal exhibitions that are also nice and great, but if it hasn't, this place will leave you speechless; just walk and admire and enjoy this place full of beautiful... More 

There is an impressive collection of murals here, including the first mural by Diego Riviera. A guide shows you around, you pay as you wish.

this waste of the high lights of the trip i emailed them few weeks before my trip and i was able to organize a guided tour with them. it was excellent! i highly recommend this place

Beginning at the end of the Mexican Revolution there was a movement led by the Secretary of Education to create a public art that would help create a visual Mexican identity and sense of history. The big three artists of this creation were Ribera, Siqueiros and Orozco. This building, formerly a monastery, then a college, is the home to the... More 

It is an old school with a beautiful building. But once you walk through......um, yeah, that's it. It's a nice building.

great murals by orozco, leal and one by rivera on the three levels of the courtyard and in the auditorium, very much worth a visit. there are also temporary exhibitions and it's a lovely building in of itself

always worth a visit if you are north of the Zocalo. The "Fallen Angel" exhibit (Angel Caido) was a though provoking take on our troubled times.

I visited the san ildefonso college while attending an exhibition for Diego Marin. We arrived earlier so we stayed for the guided tour. The murals, the way the school was built and it´s history throughout Mexico´s uprising as a nation is just breath taking. You will see Diego Rivera murals, as well as other who followed along his path into... More