Sala Nezahualcóyotl

It is a beautiful building and a great place to attend a concert. It has nice cafés with salads, sandwiches, snacks, sweets and drinks. I like to get there early and have something before the concert starts, that way I get a good place to park.

Beautiful concert hall. This picture was taken from the Orquesta section. Good acoustics. Most of the seats have good visibility. The Ofunam (Philharmonic Orchestra of the UNAM) was great.

One of the best music halls in the globe.

Far from town, a trip you must do while in Mexico, always a full cartel, from music, theatre and dance, dinner cocktails and amazing walk on the on the grounds

Amazing place in Mexico, one of the best concert halls worldwide. OSM delivered awesomely as always at their Christmas concert.

Sala Nezahualcoyotl is a stunning venue that offers an exceptional concert experience. The sound quality is incredible, and every note is crystal clear. With ticket prices starting around $7 USD, it's an affordable option for those interested in classical music. The venue itself is beautiful, with impressive architecture and design, making it a must-visit location in Mexico City. In addition to paid concerts, Sala Nezahualcoyotl offers free concerts, providing opportunities for a wider audience to enjoy the experience. I highly recommend attending a concert at Sala Nezahualcoyotl, whether you're attending a paid or free event.

This hall in Mexico City is incredible ! Normally they have classical music here and the prices are super cheap!

Fantastic sala and excellent sound for excellent concert and music

While the concert hall is modern, intimate, with okay acoustics, I was a little disappointed in the crowd that attended the symphony showing I went to (talking, taking flash photos - definitely not your standard feel) While that is not at all the venue or symphony's fault (maybe security's fault?), the music was great.. for what it is (100 pesos / ticket). As someone who is classically trained in music and previously played in a philharmonic and symphony, the repertoire the symphony picked was NOT easy peasy lemon squeezy. That said, I feel grateful to have been able to attend and see the caliber of playing here in Mexico. There is parking that you can pay for next to the hall, but I recommend leaving slightly before everyone else does to avoid the traffic.