Built in 1805, it is a building classified as a World Heritage site by UNESCO, which makes it one of the most demanded alternative places to hold national and international events. Creating an atmosphere where the past is combined with the future, it is home to a collection of work by renowned artists, as well as new artist proposals, which can be found in each of its rooms. Its neoclassic architecture shelters the magnificent murals by José Clemente Orozco. The visual narrative perceived in the walls and vaults leads us through relevant passages of the Mexican history, reflecting on the unexpected encounter with the old world.