The Government Palace of the State of Coahuila (Spanish: El Palacio de Gobierno de Coahuila), also known as the Pink Palace (Spanish: Palacio Rosa), is a building in Saltillo, Mexico.[1] It serves as the state government building of Coahuila and part of the state capital. The neoclassical structure provides several rooms to accommodate seats for certain executive officials, including the governor. The palace is nicknamed the "Pink Palace" due to its exterior pink color from the quarried sandstone. The building is located in the central Plaza de Armas square and next to the San Esteban de Nueva Tlaxcala (Santa Cruz) fountain.[2] The palace includes three floors and a museum, which visitors can enter for free.