Es El museo mas lujoso que he visto en mi vida es la oficina de Correos de la ciudad de Mexico hoy…read moreme toco Algo muy especial que se llama noches de museos en esta occasion fue un concierto de coros infantiles total Mente gratis la entrada es a las 6 pm es Algo muy especial El poder seguir birndoncosas tan Hermosa y con accesibilidad hay mucho jente formada El Lugar exajeradamete decorado con colores dorados como El Oro es Algo alusinante solo en entrar the sientes en Otra epoca y como si fuera Rica

It's fun to learn about postal service every country has one. This building is historical and…read moreinteresting that is worth seeing. They have a lot of old equipment and stamps plus some other things to see.

Beautiful museum. I've been to over 50 different countries and I think this gets my vote as the…read moremost beautiful post office (that I've seen) in the world. I think the French colonial post office in Phnom Penh, Cambodia is pretty amazing too, but this is the most gorgeous and intricate (and largest) that I've ever seen. It really is a palace. A great place to start is the actual working post office on the side of the building, which is absolutely gorgeous (and free to visit). Then buy a ticket to the museum, which is wonderful because your entry ticket is an envelope and a real Mexican postage stamp that you can mail; there's a long table inside with pens where you can write a letter and even rubber stamp it with original vintage rubber stamps that they have in the exhibits. Make sure to take photos from every angle as they're all different. I love walking underneath the staircases because you can see how intricately they are made. Each floor has something amazing. Everything from vintage post office boxes to some incredible paintings of the building, artwork from Mexico City, enormous portraits made entirely from stamps, and vintage Mexican post office uniforms. Some of the offices, which have been kept as they were over 100 years ago, are also beautiful. There is amazing modern art and also classic art. The building itself is just magnificent and the architect is the same one that designed the incredible Palacio de las Bellas Artes. The staff are genuinely enthusiastic and I felt like they were very happy that people were visiting this gorgeous building. Just don't step too close to the banisters (over the line on the floor) upstairs or the security may start following you. Definitely one of the highlights of my last trip to CDMX.

The most beautiful building in Downtown! I cone here everytime I visit the city even after living…read morehere 20 years! It's the most ornate interior you will find, and luckily its been perfectly preserved. To this day it's still a fully functional post office! Best part it's kept open for tourists to visit the main lobby and exquisite stairwell...I can't say enough of how tour visit to Mexico City now CDMX is incomplete if you don't enjoy this architectural marvel!

I don't know what people expect from a FedEx store but I expected it to be a little complicated…read morebecause of my limited spanish and I had been the putting this off because of this reason . Firstly, if you don't know where you are going you have to have your eyes open as you might have only just enough time to jump out before you miss it. It's on the corner street of Seville and another street on the left (I forget the name now, hamburgo I think ) , one way street but easy to miss. I was quite impressed. Between my little Spanish and their little English and google translate I spent less than 20 minutes here . I had a very big box which was going to Nigeria so I had to fill a bunch of forms but they were very patient with me going over everything over and over again . It was expensive but it works. I would rather this than the Mexican post office (omg!) So 5 stars for efficiency, patience and orderliness !