The Palace of Cortés
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The Palace of Cortés

Planning Mexico City? The Palace of Cortés is worth a look — a palace. The Palace of Cortés in Cuernavaca, Mexico, built between 1523–1528, is the oldest conserved colonial-era civil structure in the continental Americas.

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The detail

What's at The Palace of Cortés

The visit pairs grand state rooms with the surrounding gardens — sometimes the gardens are the best part, especially in spring. Some rooms are no-photography.

Who it's for

Fine for most travellers.

Practical

In season and at weekends, book ahead — the ticket queue for The Palace of Cortés can run half an hour or more, and an online booking gives a timed entry slot. Check opening hours for your date (they change on holidays) and arrive about 15 minutes early. Most tickets are free to cancel up to 24 hours ahead.

Car & staying

The Palace of Cortés — car and hotel

Renting a car in Mexico City pays off if you're continuing to other spots nearby.

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Q&A

Answers to your questions

Do I need to book The Palace of Cortés in advance?
In season and at weekends — yes, it saves a wait and guarantees entry. Off-season you can usually buy on the spot.
How do you get to The Palace of Cortés from Mexico City?
There's usually direct public transport from Mexico City. With luggage, kids or an early start, a taxi or pre-booked transfer is easier. If you're continuing to other spots nearby, renting a car from Mexico City pays off.
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