Coahuila State Government Palace

The Coahuila State Government Palace, also known as the Pink Palace due to its distinctive pink sandstone exterior, is a neoclassical building located in the heart of Saltillo, Mexico. Serving as the state government building, it features multiple halls, including the Carranza Hall and Governors Hall, adorned with portraits of significant Mexican figures. The palace also houses murals by renowned muralist Salvador Almaraz López, depicting the history of Coahuila and Mexico. Visitors can explore a museum on the ground floor, showcasing artifacts and relics from the region's past, all free of charge. The palace's rich history dates back to its construction in the early 1800s, with significant renovations and expansions occurring over the years, making it a fascinating destination for tourists and researchers alike.