If you are interested in knowing the work of Diego Rivera this experience you will enjoy it Diego was the leader of Mexican Muralistic Movement in México City and he painted his first mural at The National High School in downtown in 1923 titled The Creation.

We will start off with the mural Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in the Alameda painted in 1947 in which Diego depicted The Inquisition, Porfirian Age and The Mexican Revolution Being already at The Palace of Fine Arts you will know a controversial mural titled The Man Controller of Universe same one that was destroyed by Nelson Rockefeller for having included the image of Vladimir Lenin in 1933 in the RCA building in New York.

Once in the Zócalo, we will head to the Ministry of Public Education to continue exploring his work from 1923 to 1928, where he addressed the themes of the Mexican Revolution and the importance of education. We will end our visit at the San Ildefonso Museum to see his first mural titled The Creation painted in 1923.

Don't miss this experience, it will be unforgettable