- Open Daily: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
- Free Admission
At the heart of our Visitors’ Center stands a magnificent replica of Bertel Thorvaldsen’s Christus—depicting the resurrected Savior with arms outstretched in welcome.
Set against a breathtaking panoramic mural of the heavens and worlds of creation, this sacred space invites quiet reflection and has become a highlight for visitors from around the world.
10 feet (on 4 ft base)
Worlds of Creation
Carrara Marble
Discover and learn in a reflective and peaceful environment based on Hispanic culture and architecture.
Learn how the Book of Mormon teaches of Jesus Christ and brings hope and peace.
Explore interactive displays perfect for every audience and focused on the Savior, Jesus Christ.
Learn more about Christ in this fun stylized theater with comfortable seating.
While only members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with an active temple recommend may enter the temple, all are invited to enjoy the floral gardens and Mexico City Mexico Temple Visitors’ Center.
The temple grounds are a particular highlight for visitors. With blooming flowers most months of the year and curated bushes, the temple stands as a reminder of God’s lasting presence and understanding. All are invited to come and feel the profound peace of Jesu Christ present near the temple.
Temples hold a special place in the faith and practice of Latter-day Saints around the world.
Learn why Jesus Christ is central to everything taught inside the Visitors’ Center.
Explore one of the center’s key gospel messages: the Restoration of the gospel.
See how the history of the Church in Mexico is part of the Visitors’ Center experience.
The Visitors’ Center features a spacious theaters featuring a rotating selection of inspiring films about Jesus Christ, families, faith, and the history of the Church.
The theaters also host special concerts, musical performances, and community events throughout the year.
Videos available
Languages
Photos can only capture so much. Come experience the peace, beauty, and inspiration of our exhibits for yourself—admission is always free.
