Museo Nacional De Arte (MUNAL)

Awesome experience. Beautiful place. Great exhibits. It was a little weird that if you want to take pictures, it’s allowed, but you have to pay an extra 10 pesos. Not a big deal but some people were charged and some people weren’t so it was just strange. But definitely worth it to pay the 10 pesos and take pics because the building is remarkable.

This is a wonderful space and a beautiful building. The art inside is not as impressive as the building itself. I really like the layout and the style, its one of those you kind of have to go to.

An extraordinary museum, a must visit if you’re in CDMX. The architecture is beautiful, you’ll want to take pictures in every floor. I payed a little fee to take pictures so I didn’t feel any guards chasing me as I read on another review. The expositions were about mexican culture without showing much about colonists as the exhibit in Chapultepec castle. You need at least 3 hours to visit it entirely.

Very impolite people and not worth it, Suomaya museum is so much better. Hopefully on Sunday it's free, so don't need to pay entrance fee, even foreigners. Btw, the museum is full of security guards and they will be looking at your smartphone's screen so you don't have any privacy. Muy groseros y no vale la pena, el museo Suomaya es mucho mejor.

Building is lovely and probably the best part. Personally thought the art exhibitions were little disappointing. Also nothing was in English, so we couldn't read anything and subsequently were a little board after about 30 minutes. Also seemed an unnecessary amount of staff watching your every move. The other museums in the city are much better.

Incredible building. A must visit!! $80 pesos to visit. Free if you are a student.

This is my favorite Museum in Mexico City, maybe it’s the palatial facade? Most probably it’s the Grand staircase tho. The painted ceiling is a dream right out of imperial Britan, or something you’d see in Vienna. Very highly recommendable and a must see in the city.

Stunning eclectic architecture from the early 1900 period, I would say very inspired on Neoclassical and Renaissance architecture. Interiors are astonishing, it's the National Museum of Art, so expect to see Mexican Art from the Viceroy era all the way to the 50'. I visited a temporary exhibition by interiorist Olga Hanono about Art and Color, blending interior design with art. Very unique.