Palafoxiana Library
Within the House of Culture
Within the House of Culture
Within the House of Culture
In 1646 it was founded with the donation of 5 thousand volumes by Bishop Juan de Palafox and Mendoza, so that anyone who could read it could consult it. Considered since then as the first public library in the Americas with the largest number of volumes: to date the collection amounts to 45,059 volumes, of the fifteenth, sixteenth, seventeenth, nineteenth, nineteenth and twentieth centuries, unique in its kind; also conserving the concept and structure of a New Spain library.
This famous mountainous natural area covers an area of 25.679 hectares and covers parts of th...
more
The Tlachihualtépetl "handmade hill" also known as the Great Pyramid of Cholula...
more
An important architectural concept, Container City is a city of container. Here you will find a...
more