Amazing spot near Mexico City's historic downtown, few blocks from Alameda square. This museum (MUNSC) curates European art exhibits all year long, from Renaissance to Romantic and Neoclassical. It's an amazing palace built by the Buenavista Count. Architecture is astonishing.

Some interesting pictures but lacking any real blockbusters. I liked the portraits of Phillip II and Frederick of Saxony. There was a nice Ribero of San Sebastian. The building itself is probably as interesting as the pictures, and probably worth the entry fee. It costs 50 pesos to get in and 5 pesos to take photos.

Set in a stunning historic building with a wonderful oval courtyard, the gallery itself hosts a range of temporary exhibitions and items from its own collection. When I went there were three excellent exhibitions on perfectly blending contemporary and classic. For non-Spanish speakers be aware didactics and information is not also displayed in English so have the Google Translate app ready. Also, you will have to cloak larger bags.

A jewel hidden in the city. This extraordinary Museum is one of the best in the country. It hosts a excellent collection of Colonial art. This magnificent building was designed by Manuel Tolsá, the famous and multitalented architect. It's one of the most extraordinary buildings in an area trapped by time & chaos. Fortunately the building remains safe thanks to it's grandeur. For anyone seeking for Mexican art from 1500 to 1900 this wonderful museum will surprise & fulfill your search. Take your kids to learn about the splendor of colonial and the independent Mexico of the 19th century. Last but not least, this extraordinary mansion from the colonial times has one of the most impressive circular patios ever built during the neoclassic period. San Carlos is a wonderful experience to discover and a Unique Masterpiece of architecture, painting and the utterly Exquisite Mexican art. Carlos Cli

There a few minutes I visited Francisco de Goya exposition, it was amazing. It'll be open till the last days of March

One of my favorite places in CDMX. The staircase is a masterpiece. Free admission on Sunday’s

Skip this museum! Very few masterworks, unhelpful and uninformed staff. We visited dozens of museums in CDMX and none of them were bad except this one. Waste of time and money.

One of the best museums in Mexico City. They have all good paintings there, and the building itself is pretty.

It's incredibly cheap to get in, It's a beautiful site with incredible views and areas to take great photos. The featured art exhibit was wonderful at the time of our visit, and the permanent art and sculptures are quite a treat. Not too far from the revolution monument, it's a must stop if you're nearby.

A must visit place for those who are interested in art. Beware, they don’t accept credit card, only cash.

There's really not much going on here. Beautiful architecture with nice outdoor area, but as for art, very lacking. It's half mid-century European paintings and half Catholic art. I wouldn't recommend unless it was free. I paid 50 pesos plus 5 extra to take photos.

Beautiful old building, enjoyed the exhibit on pet paintings

Absolutely Beautiful Building.. supposedly it dates back from the late 1700's not only the exhibits but you can't help taking pictures of the Beautiful Building

Beautiful museum of classic art. All very well organized in a beautiful building.

Really cool mansion but I wouldn't go out your way to visit.

Harrased by security at entrance to wear masks...rude and disrespectful! Imagkine that it is a monument to the revolution! And they wear masks like zombies...

Small and cozy museum with nice permanent collection.

Rearly seen front recessed yard

$50 pesos per person. Free entry on Sundays. Quick and interesting.

This place is very good and very nice 👌 👍

The building is very impressive. I enjoyed the arts but sometimes the floors seem a bit too squeaky