This is culture center that has many art galleries. Many of the art displays here is free to…read morepublic. This place is a school tool. During Day of the Dead season, there is more display in this area. The compound is big. It will take minimum 1 hours to visit. We start with art gallery. Then we take winding street to different buildings. We also saw some school children display with their famous hero. This display to remember their big contributions to society. The display are very nice.

Casa Lamm is an interesting multi-faceted venue. The library offers titles on art and literature…read more Check out a book and read it in the garden or cafes. Also offers various educational courses. Overall has a bohemian, relaxed vibe.

This large building includes the Palafoxiana Library, one of the oldest libraries in the Western…read moreHemisphere. It sits behind the large church on the Zocalo. In this building, Puebla sets forth their cultural activities. It's a large two story building, with a series of courtyards in the middle that are meticulously landscaped and groomed. There are free, clean restrooms here as well. On the eastern side of the cultural center, there's a cinema museum, displaying various antique movie projectors. They occasionally show movies for free! When I was there, all the movies were antique Mexican movies that I'd never heard of. The place was really clean, and incredibly beautiful. It seems that this is the place to see a concert or a play. The area had good signage letting you know where everything was, and there's employees who just hang out answering tourists' questions. It's a nice place to get out of the sun, use the restroom, and of course, see the library!