Colonial monument of the 16th century located in the heart of Mexico City. With more than 20 years of experience as a host of cultural, social and artistic events, it has become an icon of the city.
The former convent opened its doors to the pubic after arduous restoration work in collaboration with the National Institute of Anthropology and History. Declared a Colonial Monument since 1964.
The former convent opened its doors to the pubic after arduous restoration work in collaboration with the National Institute of Anthropology and History. Declared a Colonial Monument since 1964.
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Ex Convento
San Hipólito
Home of all kinds of events and celebrations. Weddings, graduations, art exhibitions, brand launches, corporate events and more.
Main access to the site from Av. Hidalgo street.
Historic courtyard surrounded by half a quarry point colonial arches on both levels. It has a water fountain in its center and covered by a canvas tent (black or white).
Symbolic icon of the building located in the center of the main courtyard.
First and last level overlooking the main courtyard. Bounded by a wrought iron railing that sits between the arches.
Living room located on the top floor of the building. With natural light, wooden floor and stone walls. Ideal for ceremonies of any kind or private events for 20 to 80 people.
Located on the top floor, it has a private bathroom, living room, ventilation, and natural light.
Small patio surrounded by plants and stone walls.
Our History
The Ex Convento is an iconic building of Mexico's colonnial and architectural legacy.
One of the first colonial buildings in Mexico.
First psychiatric hospital in all of America founded by Bernardino Álvarez.
It becomes the hospital with the greatest medical and scientific progress in all of America and Europe.
During the Porfirian time, the building was reduced to a quarter of its original dimension.
During the XX century, it ceased to be a hospital and government property and used for social assistance.
The building was restored by private investment along with the support of government institutions.
Services
We make your event happen. Whatever you need, we got it.
Av. Hidalgo 107 esq. con Paseo de la Reforma, Col. Centro, CDMX
