Municipal Palace Puebla

The construction of this building was in 1536 and was originally occupied for offices of the audience, at that time it was also a prison. In 1714, the mayor Don Juan José de Veytia lineage decided to demolish the building except the portal, building a new palace. Later in the 19th century the English architect Carlos J.S. He was in charge of modifying the palace and this is how we now know it, with Porfirian architecture inspired by the French style of the late 19th century. The current municipal palace was inaugurated on December 29, 1906. Inside it has stone corridors of Santo Tomás, the quarry walls, corridors of carrara marble pieces, the central floor is quarry has a very beautiful structure inside, some works of art on the walls and on the ceiling, stairs Marble, the walls are decorated with different statues of angels, men carrying the pillars, and decorations on the ceiling in all rooms. I really liked it, I recommend that you go to visit it since it has a structure that you will not find anywhere, it is full of cultural and natural history, apart from that there are many things to see and buy around it, the municipal palace It is a very famous structure, they can also go on holidays like Christmas since they decorate it very well and everything around it and also on dia de muertos by the offerings corridor and its legends

It's a beautiful place. On Saturdays they have limited tours. The city hall palace is decorated beautifully.

We appreciate the attentions of the staff of the municipal palace of Puebla, because we have the opportunity to deliver value through healthy and energetic food, to support the servants of the nation in their states of integral well-being

The municipal palace where the central headquarters of the Puebla City Council resides, is a building with great history and a lot of beauty. It is one of the architectural and emblematic pieces of the city. It currently houses government offices, a protocol room and the Municipal Council where the councilors meet to resolve the affairs of the city. It also houses the Municipal Archive, Citizen Service of the Presidency and the Sindicatura offices. It is open to the public to visit.

Excellent and today I got to know your municipal archive. What a surprise to see books from the foundation with the heraldic shields of the founding families of the city, the stamps of the bakeries. I invite you and the treatment and explanation by the teacher Ubaldo and the teacher Ana Luisa, truly exquisite.