Home in Puebla

20th century Artistic Heritage! Recognized by INBAL - National Institute of Fine Arts and Literature. I make you feel at home, a 10-minute walk from the Zócalo, you can enjoy the colonial treasures, churches, neighborhoods, convents, museums and taste the delicious Poblana cuisine, Welcome! The space The house is in an ideal place to rest, the tranquility is palpable, there is a wonderful peaceful silence to recover from the strenuous walks and get away from the hustle and bustle of the streets. An unbeatable location to get around any part of the city, either by walking to see all of downtown Puebla or we have transportation routes to more remote places, METROBUS-UBERS-TAXIS-TRUCKS-COMBIS etc. Guest access The kitchen is available 24 hours a day. There is a modest patio that you can use for breakfast, lunch or dinner, sunbathing, or simply enjoying a quiet night. Also, if you are a fan of roasted meats, there is a grill (Barbecue) with tables, chairs, a bench, umbrella and various contacts to connect whatever you want. During your stay Dear Guests! I guarantee that you will feel at home. If you need anything, know that I am aware of everything that can be offered to make your stay truly pleasant and enjoyable. I can also guide you in everything you like. Other things to note Puebla de Zaragoza or Puebla de los Ángeles, stands out as the most visited city in the Mexican Republic, is known for its culinary history, the colonial architecture is fantastic, many buildings are decorated with locally made Talavera ceramics. The Cathedral of Puebla, from the Renaissance era, has high bell towers and stands in front of the central square, the Zócalo. There are quite a few museums of all kinds, to name one, El Museo Amparo offers great exhibitions of pre-Hispanic art, such as ceramics and fragments of murals and the Baroque Museum that is governed by three thematic axes: 1. Art and History: Promotes scientific and cultural knowledge throughout the centuries that had an impact on the Baroque. 2. Art and Society: Illustrates relevant political, economic, and social aspects and their influence on art. 3. Art and Space: It spreads the geographical diversity of Baroque art.