I recently visited Ex Fábrica de Harina in Mexico City, a reclaimed industrial space turned vibrant urban art center.
Located in the Tacuba neighborhood, this former 1940s flour factory now hosts graffiti murals, art installations, and various cultural events.
The atmosphere is inspiring, with walls adorned with street art and perfect spots for photography. I took the opportunity to add one of my stickers, contributing to the collective canvas that is Ex Fábrica.
It's an ideal spot for tourists and locals interested in contemporary art and urban culture.
📍 Address: Primavera 106, Col. Ángel Zimbrón, Miguel Hidalgo, CDMX
🕒 Hours: Monday to Sunday, 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Have you visited this place? What did you think of the artistic environment?
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