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House of Tiles (Casa de los Azulejos)
Visit House of Tiles (Casa de los Azulejos) to see the famous exterior of this 18th-century palace. Outside, take time to appreciate the famous facade, where blue and white tiles encompass three sides of the building. Note the carved stone frames of the windows, balconies, and doors, and head to the main courtyard to view a fountain surrounded by highly decorated columns. Built by the Count del Valle de Orizaba family, today the castle operates as a restaurant. Enjoy Mexican cuisine in the grand dining room, featuring a large peacock mural painted in 1919 by Romanian artist Pacologue. Choose to start, finish, or center your holiday on a trip to House of Tiles (Casa de los Azulejos) by using our Mexico City trip planner.
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House of Tiles (Casa de los Azulejos) reviews
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We went here for breakfast so that we could get to see some of the interiors of this splendid building. Firstly, for some odd reason they don't provide menus but instead instructed us to access them..... more
We went here for breakfast so that we could get to see some of the interiors of this splendid building. Firstly, for some odd reason they don't provide menus but instead instructed us to access them..... more »
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My tour guide recommended this place, and so I went. It was quite busy because it was towards dinner time. I had the privilege to be close to the Christmas tree and the violinist. The staff attended.... more
My tour guide recommended this place, and so I went. It was quite busy because it was towards dinner time. I had the privilege to be close to the Christmas tree and the violinist. The staff attended.... more »
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Owned by a big-chain company/restaurant but still a beautiful building to go look at. Food is great and at decent prices. Gives you a fancy/old-school vibe, nonetheless still a nice place to eat at. Wait times are expected as is very busy and close to one of the busiest tourist areas in the city, but definitely worth the wait. The second floor has great views!
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This place was awesome. The first floor has paintings of plants on the wall. Second floor must have been a ballroom with cream color walls and awesome chandeliers. I had a drink comprised of sparkling mineral water, lime and salt....reminded me of a margarita minus the tequila! My fave drink now. A must see!
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