This is a great place to see many Diego Riveria murals, as well as several by his contemporaries as well. It is a lovely builiding, nice gardens inside. Free as well.

Although I'd heard of this I didn't think it would strike me as deeply as it did. There are many wonderful places in the city but these works in this setting really exceeded our expectations. We also went with a guide which I think helped...More

Amid the hectic bustle of the Zocalo, in this government building, are the beautiful murals of Diego Rivera. The scale and intricacy the artwork is truly amazing and they depict the often conflicted and violent history created in Mexico through colonization. The art and it's...More

This is a lesser known gem thetas actually a little difficult to find. (You can find it but you might just walk by it). It is the Education Building where people actually work but displayed on three floors of open courtyard are some of Diego's...More

There are 120 murals in the hallways to this functioning historic complex where the Ministry of Education is located. The primo ones are on the 3rd Floor. However almost none of the Ministry's employees seemed to be present or working on a Tuesday at 10am

Really enjoyed this, I am not a huge art fan, but the history, culture, and storytelling that unfolds in Diego's murals is really quite amazing. Definiteley a must see. Go with a guide to gain the most insight of the murals.

You really need a knowledgeable guide to tell you the stories that these murals depict. If you have one, you get a full appreciation of the work tat has gone into these to tell the history of Mexico

Superb Diego Riviera murals line 3 floors of hallways in a beautiful old style building that is open and free to visitors. You have to exchange personal id for a badge that allows you inside the building. Not many other visitors. Just down the street...More

Free to enter but a long queue to check IDs. The murals chart the history and politics of Mexico. They are characteristic of Mexican mural work and on a grand scale. You could send hours identifying all the references painted into these murals. A good...More

The murals tell the story of Mexico from pre-hispanic to the time of the paintings, all enhanced by the lens of Rivera's politics.