Historic public library in Puebla, Mexico, founded in 1646 and housed in the Casa de la Cultura across from the cathedral. Visitors see a hall with carved cedar shelves on three levels, antique books, mostly in Latin, and an altar at the back.
Highlights
- Hand-carved cedar shelves on three levels
- Antique books and manuscripts
- Temporary exhibition room next door
Good to know
- Admission about 50 pesos, student discounts
- Guided tour for about 200 pesos
- Visit takes about 30 to 60 minutes
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