Casa de los Azulejos
An 18th-century palace on Calle Madero whose facade is covered in blue and white Puebla tiles, built for the Counts of the Orizaba Valley. Since 1919 it has housed a Sanborns restaurant and shop; its covered courtyard and a mural by José Clemente Orozco on the staircase can be seen inside.
Good to know
- Price
- Free entry
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Frequently asked questions
Is Casa de los Azulejos free?
Yes. Entry to Casa de los Azulejos is free.
Free entry
Free entry — no ticket needed