National Palace (Mexico City)

The National Palace in Mexico City is a historic government building that serves as the main seat of the executive branch of Mexico’s government. Located in the city’s central square, known as Zócalo, it houses important offices, the president's official residence (though not used regularly), and cultural treasures. The palace features stunning architecture and hosts murals by famous artist Diego Rivera, depicting Mexico’s history. It’s a symbol of Mexican heritage and political life, attracting visitors interested in its art, history, and role as a center of national governance.