A beautiful, baroque cathedral at the heart of the city. If you're visiting SLP, the this is a must see destination.

Came to visit every time during Xmas and is always beautiful love the Xmas tree next to it inside of the cathedral is beautiful and nicely decorated if you are into culture and history i highly recommend to visit the whole city since it has many more places like this one 🫶

My & my husband enjoyed the short trip we made to visit this beautiful church at San Luis Potosi, Mexico. And we also got to give thanks and Praises to our Almighty Father GOD at the service. Loved the stores we got to buy what our heart desired,too.

Such a beautiful place!, piece of art as well!

When we went the holy mass wad going on. Awesome sculpture and painting of 17 th century.

Wonderful place to walk and learn some history

What a beautiful cathedral. The architecture is amazing.

From the videos and reviews that I have seen and read, they make little justice. First, the place is ENORMOUS. You really can't capture it until you see it for yourself. From outside one can't tell. There's many patios and places to explore. Everything is kept extremely clean, quiet, serene, just beautiful. To top it all a fresh clean breeze runs constantly. And this is just the outside. MUST SEE MUST VISIT.

Really nice and interesting place. The art courses that they offer are affordable and attractive

It’s okay if you are into art, the admission wasn’t expensive dir a student, but if you aren’t into art don’t go there

This is an important Arts Center in the city, there are some organized tours inside the ex-prison used now as a cultural center for different photography/paint expositions and other events

Museo Leonora Carrington.

One of my favorite places to visit whenever I am in SLP. I recommend the Leonora Carrington museum and the different temporary exhibitions it offers.

We come on the last Sunday of the month for a marvelous arts fair and food truck park. Beautiful atmosphere, friendly people.

We had an incredible visit to the Mask Museum, and it quickly became a highlight of our trip. The museum is very affordable and offers a fascinating look into the history and artistry of masks from Mexico and around the world. The collection is diverse and beautifully curated, making it both educational and entertaining for visitors of all ages. One of the most fun parts was the luchador room, where we saw a variety of wrestling masks and learned about the rich tradition of lucha libre. My kids were thoroughly entertained and fascinated by the colorful masks and the stories behind them. The museum is housed in a stunning building, adding to the overall experience. It’s a perfect spot for families, history enthusiasts, or anyone interested in the vibrant culture of masks. We left feeling inspired and more connected to this unique art form. Highly recommend!

Beautiful building, great place to learn more about the use of masks in Mexican culture. A huge collection. Displayed in a breathtaking palace. Cheap too. 20 pesos entrance. 10 pesos photography. Wow.

Very interesting with excellent displays of mostly MX based masks through the centuries as well a presentations of their importance across social and religious life and death events. Very enjoyable

Fantastic museum about masks in Mexico and around the world, some beautiful designs and really cheap.

Beautiful mask collection. Very affordable fee (20pesos ea) Short tour, beautiful building overlooking Teatro de la paz. Would definitely recommend seeing it.

National Museum has a largest collection of face masks around the world. The art and collection was good

The most beautiful and unique place I've ever been in my entire life

Great museum with lots of activities wheelchair accesible, several themes very entertaining! The have a Japanese exhibition which is beautiful totally recommended

A great experience ones of the best museums of its kind, well, at least from the one I know, I still prefer the Nemo in Amsterdam.

Excelent place to go with children and have lots of family fun

The night events are really awesome, and the temporary events make this place more dynamic. The live music is always great, the food, the staff, I really recommend you to visit the museum in one of these night events.

It's is a very quiet place. Peaceful and perhaps better for little school aged. We walked alot and lunching area is basic to snacks-lunch so I'm content with my visit. Worth the price at 4persons. Today was hot so I kind of was tired after 4 hours.

It's a great place for your whole family if you are ever in San Luis. There is a huge park right around the museum also.

A great place for children. But ... I had to pay for an 8-month-old baby who didn't even walk and play even less. I took photos at birthday party and they wanted to charge me for 10 minutes of being in the room; at the end of the fiesta, I came to photos, they wouldn't let me in until I paid - very bad :(

Great space to sit, relax and marvel at the beautiful architectural marvel that this place is. There is also a museum here. And the alley next to it has a great collection of trinket shops and restaurants.

Really worth it!!!!! Best place in San Luis. You can walk there from the city center, fewer people so you avoid huge crowds. Nice place to take pictures, visit museums and most importand there are really nice bars and restaurants. A totally must to visit in SL

This plaza is truly a beautiful spot to relax and unwind. It offers a peaceful atmosphere perfect for reflection, whether you're sitting quietly or taking a leisurely stroll. The view during sunset is especially breathtaking, with warm colors painting the sky and creating a serene backdrop. It's an ideal place to pause, enjoy the moment, and appreciate the natural beauty around you. I highly recommend visiting this plaza if you're looking for a tranquil setting to unwind and catch a stunning sunset.

Great plaza for a stroll and picture backdrop. The alley next to the church is full of hippy and local vendors and you can hear a great live band in any of the pubs on Friday nights lots to choose from.

Very nice place to spend some free time with friends, there are several restaurants with some good menus. There are wedding almost every weekend and you can buy some interesting stuff near to the church

Nice spot! Please note that In the afternoon there are a lot of people taking engagement pictures and 15 years.

This plaza in San Luis Potosi in Mexico Has a museum, in the next door a alley with bar and restaurants

It was alright it was cool looking at some stuff but I was confused because there's an art place and an exhibit for a luchador. Walking around the carts were cool but wish they had alittle more.

Hadn't stepped into this building since I was a child and it was a great honor to visit one more time. This place was a busy hub of people coming and going in the late 80's. Lots of history in here and overall enjoyed the experience. Worth the trip.

The museum is an easy walk from the center of the city. The building is a beautiful Art Deco style that has been kept in excellent condition. There is an amazing model train display.

Nice experience seeing the history of the railroad system in San Luis Potosi. A variety of exhibits by far my favorite was the large train model village. Recommend going during the week when train ride is available. Kid friendly and elevator is available. Cafeteria was not open but there was a vending machine.

This place is ok for a quick visit, located on a busy street, not much parking space, so you may not find parking. Theres a lot of writing on the walls but no translation to english so international turists who dont speak spanish will struggle and there's a lot to read.

Interesting museum.

Beautiful place to learn about the story of the train evolution in the country

I just bought an Acer laptop on Promo. Sales Associates Blanca & Mendez assisted me with my purchase + 2 years Geek Squad Protection Plan. Excellent customer service, friendly and trustworthy. Blanca speaks fluent English. She deserves a promotion! You guys rock. Thank you for a great Best Buy experience!

In general is a good place to try new technology as you can interact with the gadgets but prices are too expensive comparing with other stores that are not specialized in technology, you expect that the guys that works there at least know the basics of the products but some times this is not. Particularly in this store products that are on the racks are very dirty, I bought a carrying bag for my camera and I couldn't find one that were clean. That is very bad presentation for costumer's.

I came Last week to this place and bought Wireless earbuds. Without using them, they were discharged after 2 days (i didn't Test it Just once). Reply from customer Service: Box is opened and we cannot Take it Back, i need to contact the manufacturer. Thanks for that Service! Compre audiophonos, que tienen una bateria defecta. Fui Para hablar Con El servicio y me dijeron que es mi Problema porque Abri la empaque. Excelente servicio!

Their online purchase system leaves quite a bit to be desired as well as their 01800 service which was on the fritz... !

The best technology store in town with a really good service but a bit overpriced sometimes.

It's best buy, one of the greatest stores, what else can I say?

Too many associates, and not helping the customer. You have to go ask for help. And, many people using their phone and NOT for calling.

Memories of my childhood and when I used to visit with my Mom. Last time I was there was back in 2001 and my husband was very impressed, how beautiful it looked inside the church ⛪️ His first visit to Mexico 🇲🇽 ❤️

Beautiful building but It's a shame that being a potosino symbol is so poor conserved

It Is an old iconic mexican colonial stone building catholic church. If you are catholic or colonial architectural fan, this is a good place to visit, located at the central historical downtown at San Luis Potosí city, capital soft the state with the same name.

Beautiful church my nephew's wedding was heald at this church and it was so beautiful. The acoustics are great but the design of the church is amazing. I dare to say this is one of the most beautiful churches in Mexico.

Decent art museum and sculpture but not too much for size of space

Majestic but kinda forgotten from authorities

Sacred

Super interesting is you like geometrical sculpture and conceptual art. Historical architecture blends beautifully with the collections.

It's a must if it's your fist time in SLP!!

Any structural engineer, architect, civil engineer, pilot will love this place

During dia de muertos days they put on a beautiful altar and the museum is one not to miss out on

I am a big fan of contemporary sculpture - this did not disappoint. Federico Silva's larger than life interpretation of Mexican traditions are fantastic. I particularly loved the journey into Dante's inferno. Wonderful!

A collection of large-scale works by the famous sculptor. Most of them depict abstract humans extracted from large blocks of stone and made out of geometrical shapes, mainly cubes or rectangles. Rarely will you see a curved line.

I was stunned by those sculptures, but a bit more information would have been nice :)

(Translated by Google) The Government Palace of San Luis Potosí is located on one side of the Plaza de Armas in the historic center of the city. It is a beautiful quarry structure that serves as the headquarters of the Executive power of the state of San Luis Potosí. I had to see him decorated for the national holidays and the result was magnificent. It is unfortunate that it has to have a fence around its perimeter that prevents you from being able to enjoy it peacefully and move comfortably through the area. But if the fences were not there, they told me it was full of tents and tents from various demonstrations. I neither condemn nor support them, but I suppose there is no more effective way to have the desired attention to their demands. Together with the Plaza de Armas, the City Cathedral, the Legislative Branch and the rest of the surrounding buildings, they make up an unforgettable postcard during your visit to the city. Well. (Original) El Palacio de Gobierno de San Luis Potosí se encuentra ubicado en uno de los costados de la Plaza de Armas en el centro histórico de la ciudad. Es una hermosa estructura de cantera que funge como la sede del poder Ejecutivo del estado de San Luis Potosí. Me tocó verlo engalanado para las fiestas patrias y el resultado fue magnífico. Es lamentable que tenga que tener un cerco de vallas en su perímetro que evita poder disfrutarlo tranquilamente y transitar cómodamente por la zona. Pero de no estar las vallas me comentaron esta lleno de carpas y tiendas de campaña de diversas manifestaciones. No los condeno ni apoyo, pero supongo no hay forma más efectiva de tener la atención deseada a sus demandas. En conjunto con la Plaza de Armas, la Catedral de la Ciudad, el recinto del Poder Legislativo y el resto de edificaciones circundantes, conforman una postal inolvidable en tu visita a la ciudad. Bueno.

(Translated by Google) I don't like the color of its quarry but, inside, the murals on the stairs and the patio arches along with all the details of its architecture do; added that it is a building with a lot of history since in addition to settling there as was the custom of Benito Juárez... Other characters also did it and of course it has its history (Original) El color de su cantera no me gusta pero, al interior los murales de las escaleras y los arcos de patio junto con todos los detalles de su arquitectura sí; aunado que es un edificio con mucha historia ya que además de instalarse ahí como era la costumbre del Benito Juárez.... También otros personajes lo hicieron y claro tiene su historia

(Translated by Google) An excellent presence of the government palace and very well preserved by the maintenance staff, let's hope they continue with that vision of improving historical buildings. (Original) Una presencia excelente del palacio de gobierno y muy bien conservado por el personal de mantenimiento, esperemos y continúen con esa visión de mejorar los edificios históricos.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful building and architecture, it's a shame that those barriers take away from its beauty, for me it was like a... Don't come near me, you're not welcome (Original) Bonito edificio y arquitectura, lástima que esas barreras le restan belleza, para mí fue como un... No te acerque, no eres bienvenido

(Translated by Google) It is a very beautiful building. It's a shame that it doesn't look in all its splendor because of so much fence. It detracts from the beauty as a whole (municipal site, church, garden and the state palace itself) of the historic center. (Original) Es un edificación muy bonita. Lástima que no luzca en todo su esplendor por tanta valla. Demerita la belleza en conjunto (p. Municipal, iglesia, jardín y el mismo palacio estatal) del centro histórico.

(Translated by Google) At night the architecture of this beautiful building looks more beautiful, the bad thing was that they didn't let it go (Original) De noche luce mas su arquitectura de este bello edificio lo malo no dejaron pasar

(Translated by Google) It is an architecturally very beautiful building inside and out, its quarry construction gives it a lot of aesthetics. The decorations they use are good depending on the festivity, but it looks much better with simple lighting. (Original) Es un edificio arquitectónicamente muy bonito por dentro y por fuera, le da mucha estética su construcción en cantera. Son buenas las decoraciones que usan dependiendo la festividad pero luce mucho más con una simple iluminación.

It's a small museum, but it is very interesting. The church in 2nd floor is very awesome.

Good

(Translated by Google) Like the Cultural Center of the former penitentiary, this museum space is also widely wasted. There are many rooms closed and without access. It's a shame because the little that it exhibits is very interesting. The chapel on the second floor is very attractive, but the museum in general is somewhat neglected, there is little interest on the part of the INAH, a shame because it has a lot of potential (Original) Igual que el Centro cultural de la ex penitenciaria, este espacio museográfico también está ampliamente desperdiciado. Hay muchas salas cerradas y sin acceso. Es un lástima porque o poco que exhibe es muy interesante. La capilla del segundo piso es muy vistosas, pero el museo en general está algo descuidado, se le nota poco interés por parte del INAH, una lástima porque tiene mucho potencial

(Translated by Google) It's a good cultural and historical site about San Luis Potosí, very informative. It's a bit deteriorated by time. It's smaller than it looks, the police are somewhat rude, and there's a man who constantly follows you and scolds you even if you don't do anything. Other than that, it's a good experience to visit. I hope they restore it soon. (Original) Es un buen espacio cultural y de historia sobre San Luis Potosí, muy informativo, ya un poco deteriorado por el tiempo, es más pequeño de lo que parece, los policías son algo mal encarados y hay un señor que te persigue en todo momento y te llama la atención así no hagas nada. Fuera de eso es una buena experiencia visitarlo. Ojalá pronto lo restauren.

(Translated by Google) It is located in what was once a Franciscan convent, construction of which began in 1590. The Reform Laws made it possible for this building to house workshops and schools of arts and crafts, as well as a Masonic lodge. In 1952, the museum was established under the direction of the INAH (National Institute of Art and History). In its four rooms, you can learn an overview of Mesoamerican cultures, as well as the history of the people of Potosí, from the evangelization of the Guachichil Indians, the daily life and faith of the settlers during the viceregal era, to the struggle for independence and the agrarian revolution. In some museums, I have found pieces without descriptive cards; here, however, the cards indicate the place where they were found, the material they were made from, the culture, the historical period, their symbolism, etc. Very good. What needs to be improved is the typography; it is very small. Something interesting I found in the museum is that in 1925, in the Grand Masonic Lodge of El Potosí, the Chee Kung Tong Workshop No. 4 was established, made up of Chinese migrants from different cities in Mexico, with Masonic backgrounds dating back to 1905 in Monterrey, the State of Mexico, and Torreón. (Original) Está ubicado en lo que fue un convento franciscano cuya construcción comenzó en 1590. Las Leyes de Reforma hicieron posible que en este edificio hubieran talleres y escuelas de artes y oficios, así como una logia masónica. En 1952 se estableció el museo a cargo del INAH. En sus cuatro salas es posible conocer un panorama de las culturas de Mesoamérica, así como la historia de los potosinos, desde la evangelización de los indios guachichiles, la cotidianidad y la fe de los colonos en la época virreinal, hasta la lucha independentista y la revolución agrarista. En algunos museos he encontrado piezas sin fichas descriptivas, aquí en cambio, las fichas indican el lugar en que fueron encontradas, el material del cual están hechas, la cultura, el periodo histórico, su simbolismo, etc… muy bien. Lo que sí hay que mejorar es la tipografía, está muy pequeña. Algo interesante que encontré en el museo es que en 1925, en la Gran Logia Masónica El Potosí, se constituyó el Taller Chee Kung Tong Num. 4 integrado por migrantes chinos provenientes de distintas ciudades de México, con antecedentes masónicos desde 1905 en Monterrey, Estado de México y Torreón.

(Translated by Google) The museum is very interesting; it has incredible potential, but it hasn't been fully utilized. The font on the information signs is very small, only available in Spanish (perhaps a QR code with a translation?), and the space is very dark, making it difficult to read and tiring for the eyes. The bathrooms are very clean, and everyone is very friendly. The place, in addition to what the museum contains, is historic and beautiful! I would have liked a little more information about it. (Original) El museo es muy interesante, tiene un potencial increíble pero no lo han aprovechado al máximo. La letra de los letreros con información es muy pequeña, sólo viene en español (tal vez un QR con la traducción?) y el espacio es muy oscuro, lo que dificulta la lectura y cansa la vista. Los baños muy limpios y todos muy amables. El lugar, además de lo que contiene el museo, es histórico y es bellísimo! Me hubiera gustado que hubiera un poco más de información sobre ello.

(Translated by Google) Two floors of an ancient monastery. The first floor offers a history of the city and its civilizations. The upper floor houses a wonderful chapel declared a National Monument. Admission is free. (Original) Dos plantas de un antiguo monasterio. En la primera planta historia de la ciudad y sus civilizaciones. En la planta de arriba una capilla maravillosa declarada monumento Nacional. Además la entrada no tiene coste.

(Translated by Google) Fabulous place, and the people who serve it are all super friendly. (Original) Fabuloso lugar , y las personas que lo atienden, todos son súper amables.

(Translated by Google) In this place they give workshops on drawing, singing, crafts, etc. And I want to congratulate the Municipal and State Government for supporting this type of places for recreation of children, young people, the elderly and people with different abilities where they can find a place where they can healthily occupy their time and also learn. (Original) En este lugar dan talleres de dibujo , canto manualidades, etc. Y quiero felicitar al Gobierno Municipal y Estatal x apoyar este tipo de lugares para esparcimiento de niños , jóvenes , ancianos y personas con capacidades diferentes dónde pueden encontrar un lugar donde pueden ocupar sanamente su tiempo y aparte aprender

(Translated by Google) It's a nice, clean place. The staff is very friendly. The events that take place are very enjoyable and in which we can see the work the teachers do with their students. I wish there were more students and they would take advantage of the various classes taught there. (Original) Es un lugar agradable, limpio. El personal es muy amable. Los eventos que se realizan son muy amenos y en los cuales podemos mirar el trabajo de los profesores que realizan con sus alumnos. Ojalá hubiera más afluencia de alumnos y aprovecharan las diversas clases que allí se imparten.

(Translated by Google) A very cozy house where they have different courses and events, most of them are free. I just left a chat about mezcal ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Go to their page and see their programming ✨✨✨ Every dultiral neighborhood of San Miguelito (Original) Una casa muy acogedora donde tienen diferentes cursos y eventos la mayoria son gratis, justo acabo de salir de una platica acerca del mezcal ❤️❤️❤️❤️ vayan a su página y vean su programación ✨✨✨ cada dultiral barrio de san Miguelito

(Translated by Google) My girl took painting classes with teacher Carmen, an excellent teacher and beautiful person, she has already retired, she is missed. (Original) Mi niña tomó clases de pintura con la maestra Carmen, excelente maestra y bella persona, ella ya se retiró, se le extraña.

(Translated by Google) The director always welcomes you with great willingness to make you feel welcome. (Original) El director siempre recibe con gran disponibilidad para que uno se sienta bien recibido.

(Translated by Google) It's my first time going and I was pleased to see the artists' exhibition. Everyone was very friendly and I found the organization quite adequate. Right there I found out that they have classes and workshops to learn different arts. I hope there continue to be more events to exhibit art 🤞🏼💖 (Original) Es la primera vez que voy y me agradó ver la exposición de los artistas. Todos fueron muy amables y la organización me pareció bastante adecuada. Ahí mismo me enteré que tienen clases y talleres para aprender distintas artes. Ojalá siga habiendo más eventos para exponer arte 🤞🏼💖