Ex Convento de Santa Rosa

5 Adrienne Lo - 3 weeks ago

Beautiful building that's well-preserved, with courtyards, cloisters, and a stunning kitchen. The displays in the museum are well-done. Slightly out of the way, but easily reachable by the Calle 5 shopping street. A hidden gem that should not be missed.

5 Luism131196 - 2 years ago

Really nice place to go. The kitchen is a fantastic example of how talavera is an amazing material to use and simply beautiful. The patio is also quite nice. While not in Puebla's center, it is in walking distance for sure. It is going to be a quick visit but worth it. I'm happy to see that each year more area of the museum is restored and accesible to the public.

5 Carol Velez - a year ago

A must see when visiting Puebla. If possible, take a guided tour to learn about the history of the Ex Convento.

2 Topher Taylor - 8 months ago

Interesting and pretty, but it's not very wheelchair accessible. You have a to go down a few steps to get into the convent and then navigating the first floor require going up and down 1-2 steps here and there. There isn't an elevator so you can't access the 2nd floor unless you have people to carry you up the stairs. Also, while most other places let wheelchair users in for free, the guard here made us pay even though they hadn't made the convent wheelchair accessible.

5 Jesper Olsen - a year ago

The birthplace of mole poblano - as I understand it. Beautiful old building from 1698 - China Poblana on the walls - a little strange for an ex-nunnery. Had a guide show me around, but could not ask him about it. Free entry on domingos - 40 pesos on other days.

5 Leticia Gonzalez - a year ago

Had a great guide walk us around the convent gave us history that we would not have otherwise learned. I learned a lot and it was very fun highly recommended

5 I Castillo - a year ago

Great little museum. I recommend that you get a guide.