I was expecting a luxurious and full of historical place decorated with beautiful paintings, furniture, artwork, etc; nevertheless, it lacks character for a "presidential house". It is just a big house. Having said that, I still recommend it to anyone that hasn't visited yet. Outdoors is starting to look in the rough side and soon it will need some cosmetic work along with the garden areas.

It was an interesting experience. Nice seeing where past Mexican presidents lived. The park and gardens are nice, but the house, despite it being a big residence, it was VERY stripped down of its history. There's hardly anything on the walls, you can't sit on the presidential office chair for a photo, I think that's the least they could offer. No one to explain any details of the rooms. The older house, which is adjacent to the "new house," has paintings on the walls, and more furniture. Over all, it's something to see if you have the time and you can say you've been there.

Took my kids to see the mansions used by past Mexican presidents and they enjoyed everything of it. It's a must see place.

It's a place which brings many emotions for Mexicans, it remained hidden and then was opened for the public. The tour is short but it is impressive to see something it was not available for us until now. Worth visiting

This is basically the Mexican White House. The garden is very nice, but they filled the whole estate with dinosaurs. There was one tiny art gallery, and just dinosaurs everywhere. The few education parts of the estate are very interesting.

This is the place where presidents lived. The current president Amlo has no interest to live here and opened the whole thing to the public so people can see how presidents lived. The president before him Nieto took / stole everything even the curtains. Some presidents built their own style house in the property instead of staying in the presidential house.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent place to see the design and architecture of the residence that inhabited most of the presidents of Mexico. (Original) Magnifico lugar para ver el diseño y arquitectura de la residencia que habitaban la mayoria de los presidentes de México.

A beautiful place to visit, used to be the president of Mexico city house, now it's the museum to look around, it's beautiful... Great place to visit highly recommended for Taurus people and it's free to visit

Visited the ORIGEN exhibition! Great ! Free entry, more than 1000 artisans, mostly clothes. Also different bands and music from all over México and food from different areas. Very big. A lot to see. Cash and credit card possible.

(Translated by Google) It is a very beautiful place, full of political history, where luxury, ostentation and corruption came together. Today made a museum allows us to take a tour listening to anecdotes from the leaders of our country and admiring the cultural diversity of Mexico. Visit it as a family !! (Original) Es un lugar muy bonito, lleno de historia política, dónde el lujo, la ostentación y la corrupción se daban cita. Hoy hecho museo nos permite hacer un recorrido escuchando anécdotas de los dirigentes de nuestro país y admirando la diversidad cultural de México. ¡¡Visítenlo en familia!!

Beaultifull house, wonderfull library, stairs and Chandelier. Highly recomended!

Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. I only did not go 5 stars because this place would benefit from a map and/or recommended route to go instead of just walking into where you think might be open. Must see while it is open to the public. It is free by the way so big plus.

I think it's really cool you get to visit the old president's house too bad they close too early. But great museum 👍

Beautiful place to visit and know how the presidents used to live with an excessive luxurious life.

Recetly opened to the public, this complex that once was the home of past presidents is now home to various art exibitions that change througout the year.

Interesting walking tour of the presidential complexes, with access to many of the presidential homes inside Chapultepec park, a separate building for each president, showing the various styles across the decades. Open for the first time ever to the public, it gives a great insight into Mexico's government's history. The entire tour, if you go through every building, takes about 2 hours and is a 4km (about 2.5 miles) walk.

The fact that you can now visit the home of every Mexican president since the 1930's is awesome. However, it's like looking at an empty spec home for sale. Much of the furniture and art has been removed. It would be much more interesting to have some of the historical presidential artifacts present. All that said, apparently no entry was possible until 12/2018 so enjoy it since it's free.

Some empty rooms but still amazing can visit this residence. There are a tour through the gallery of all Mexican presidents

(Translated by Google) I just loved that they don't let you see the whole house. (Original) Me encantó solo que no te dejan ver en su totalidad la casa.

(Translated by Google) Now it's museum (Original) Ahora es museo

(Translated by Google) Now you can know the place where former presidents of the Mexican Republic lived and be able to compare the lifestyle that they used to be and it is nothing compared to the average level of the Mexican. Free flooring. (Original) Ahora puedes conocer el lugar donde habitaban ex presidentes de la república mexicana y poder comparar el estilo de vida que se daban y no es nada comparado al nivel promedio del mexicano. Entarda gratis.

(Translated by Google) They destroyed the place. You can't see anything from history. (Original) Destrozaron el lugar. No puedes ver nada De historia.

(Translated by Google) Yeah (Original) Siii

(Translated by Google) Nice place (Original) Bonito lugar

(Translated by Google) Very exaggerated for access. I expected to see the beds and furniture used by the leaders. Pure exposures. (Original) Muy exagerados para el acceso. Esperaba ver las camas y muebles que usaban los mandatarios. Puras exposiciones.

(Translated by Google) Public (Original) Público

(Translated by Google) Don't be like that I've never met him (Original) No sean así nunca lo he conocido

(Translated by Google) We went to see the Dead Dogs Music .. !! (Original) Fuimos a ver a los Perros Muertos Música..!!

(Translated by Google) Impressive but at the same time outrageous only that you have to walk a lot to get there both by subway and parking, the truth does not end the tour the place is already used as a museum, I imagine that later on it will have more uses, a victory for the democracy of the new times. There is no food sale or anything nearby I recommend bringing water and plenty of batteries in your cell phone and comfortable shoes (Original) Impresionante pero al mismo tiempo indignante solamente que hay que caminar mucho para llegar tanto por metro como estacionamiento la verdad no termina el recorrido el lugar se utiliza ya como un museo imagino que más adelante tendrá más usos una victoria para la democracia de los nuevos tiempos. No hay venta de alimentos ni nada cerca recomiendo llevar agua y mucha pila en tu celular y zapatos cómodos

(Translated by Google) Extraordinary they live with the luxury of kings. And the town? (Original) Extraordinario viven con lujo de reyes. Y el pueblo?

A little more organization and a map would help lot, staff very helpful ..

Free entry, culture and nice gardens to explore, clean and free bathrooms. All you can ask of a public space.

If you plan at the right time, and get a little lucky, you may have a chance at being here practically alone. Everything is very interesting, plus there is a lot of nature here, and really friendly chipmunks 🐿️. Overall great place!

The place is beautiful. I recommend the guided tour. Schedule it ahead of time.

Nice place. Finally we can to know all the commodities and excessive luxury in the past administrations.

If you happen to be in the area go ahead and visit but I don't recommend going out of your way to visit. They shut down areas abruptly for special events and there is not much to see except a Lazaro Cardenas exhibition. Everything else is dead. The grounds are nice but nothing you don't see in the Chapultepec park. The worst museum in this area.

Historical Mexican place to know Lázaro Cárdenas life as president, he made more things in 6 years than last former presidents ( Peña, Calderón, Fox, Zedillo and Salinas) together.

Very entertaining place, you need to walk a lot but all its free. You can see a little part of how the past presidents of Mexico lived.

(Translated by Google) Perfect to go with the family (Original) Perfecto para ir con al familia

Really interested place to visit hoping they keep the real stuff

It's nice place to visit it's a big location

It was beautiful but was expecting to see more stuff of each president to each house where it was more focused on them

First time in history of MEXICO a person from the public can go the the president's house...and it's FREE TO THE PUBLIC!

It was a great honor to be able to visit this lavish presidential estate. Though the house was gutted of almost all of its furnishings by the previous occupants, it is still very impressive. The grounds are beautifully landscaped. Definitely worth a visit!

(Translated by Google) Very good. Father experience I highly recommend you visit this place. (Original) Muy bien. Padre esperiencia lo recomiendo mucho que visitar este lugar.

(Translated by Google) There are exhibitions that do not even make sense, apart from one imagine finding how when the presidents lived even if it is fictitious and you find a museum (Original) Hay exposiciones que ni tienen sentido, aparte uno imagina encontrar como cuando vivían los presidentes aunque sea ficticio y te encuentras con un museo

(Translated by Google) A historical icon of the presidential residence, very interesting !! (Original) Un ícono histórico de la residencia presidencial, muy interesante!!

(Translated by Google) It is a very nice and quiet place (Original) Es un lugar muy lindo y tranquilo

(Translated by Google) For how impeccable they keep it !!! (Original) Por lo impecable que lo conservan!!!

(Translated by Google) Awesome!!! You have to go (Original) Impresionante!!! Tienes que ir

(Translated by Google) A place with a lot of history, it is worth visiting (Original) Un lugar de mucha historia , vale la pena visitarlo

(Translated by Google) Excellent, of great interest and very careful (Original) Excelente, es de gran interés y está muy cuidado

(Translated by Google) It's relaxing (Original) Está relajante

(Translated by Google) Excellent (Original) Excelente

(Translated by Google) Place with history, more than anything architecture, there are almost no objects (Original) Lugar con historia, mas que nada la arquitectura, no hay casi obejtos

GREAT, AND HOSSANAX! SALUDOS

(Translated by Google) Very nice place, after so many years I met it, admission is free and you can spend a very cool day during your visit✌ (Original) Muy bonito lugar, despues de tantos años lo conoci, entrada es gratis y puedes pasar un dia muy padre durante tu visita✌

(Translated by Google) If the walls of that place spoke (Original) Si las paredes de ese lugar hablaran

Wonderful

(Translated by Google) Super cute (Original) Super bonito

(Translated by Google) CDMX icon but parking is difficult to find !! (Original) Icono de la CDMX pero es difícil encontrar estacionamiento!!

(Translated by Google) Highly recommend visiting it (Original) Muy recomendable vvisitarlo

(Translated by Google) Very nice interesting, historical ... (Original) Muy bonito interesante, historico ....

(Translated by Google) Beautiful gardens (Original) Hermosos jardines

(Translated by Google) Interesting! But I could see the rapina of the last presidential couple! (Original) Interesante! Pero pude observar la rapina de la Ultima pareja presidential!

(Translated by Google) It is a very beautiful place but there is not as much to see as expected, entrance to all residences is not allowed and to those who are allowed to enter only common places such as the living room or the main hall (Original) Es un lugar muy bello pero no hay tanto que ver como esperaba, no se permite la entrada a todas las residencias y a las que si pues se permite la entrada sólo a lugares comunes como la sala o el salón principal

(Translated by Google) Spectacular to see the presidential residences (Original) Espectacular ver las residencias presidenciales

(Translated by Google) It is very pleasant, calm and invites to remember the history of our country. (Original) Es muy agradable, tranquilo e invita a recordar la historia de nuestro país.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Precioso

Very poor information for tourists. There is not information about the former Presidential House