Mexico City Travel Guide: Palacio de Bellas Artes
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- Mexico City is an incredible and underrated travel destination, but also intimidating for first timers. That's why we've created this travel guide with everything you need to know to visit the iconic Mexico City landmark the Palacio de Bellas Artes. There's so much to do in Mexico City and Bellas Artes has a lot to offer as well. You can admire the exterior and interior architecture, see a performance, visit the Bellas Artes museum, and enjoy the views from above at Cafe Don Porfirio.
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Video Chapters:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:36 Casa Mariscal
00:01:54 History of Bellas Artes
00:03:56 Madero Street
00:07:06 Bellas Artes Theater
00:08:42 Bellas Artes Museum
00:10:57 Best Views of Bellas Artes
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Hi, thank you for your video. You mentioned you were there in July. I noticed everyone in jackets due to the rain, but was it cooler there as well? Also, I plan on buying tickets to a performance, but it is the last row at the very top, would I be able to see the performance clearly?
The weather is generally nice because of the elevation it doesn’t get too hot but it can cooler in the evening. Depends a little what you’re used to though.
I think it depends if you’re in a corner or more centered. We were at the top and could see everything but they looked pretty small 😂
What was your favorite part of the trip?
Probably the performance! It was such a cool experience. Plus the Cafe had amazing views!
That Airbnb looked super cool! The museum looked amazing, and those tacos looked really delicious. Definitely saving that on location! There was one street art piece that my limited Spanish didn't quite understand, at 4:46. Can you offer any more info on that?
Yes! Tenochtitlán was the Aztec city where Mexico City now is. The art is explaining what Tenochtitlán means in Aztec. It means the mountain side where tuna (prickly pear cactus fruit) are abundant since titl means rock, nochtli means prickly pear cactus fruit, and tlan means abundance.
@@AnyoneCanTravel oh thank you so much!!
Is this a tourist/attraction place....i heard or Is it true ....not just anyone is allowed in the theatro?...only VIP r allowed?
Yes this is a popular tourist attraction in Mexico City. You can’t go into the theater whenever you want but anyone can buy tickets to a performance in the theater. They start off very affordable as cheap as 20 pesos. They also offer tours sometimes too so you can check there what tours they offer each day.