I think the intended point of this series of buildings is not centrally one of its outputs, which is the restoration of the Exconvento de San Pablo. Rather, it is more centrally a vehicle to discuss how one restores Oaxacan historical buildings, many of which...More

A fantastic hidden gem! This ex-convent serves as a multipurpose cultural center housing a library, art galleries, meeting rooms, and a concert hall. Beautifully restored as well. Events are always going on here, especially concerts in the evening. Would highly recommend a visit. Bring a...More

I had to go by a couple of times until I found it open so be sure to check hours. Go through the gate and turn left and suddenly your are wandering into an art fiesta. Free. They have Albujeres from multiple artists, Curren just...More

It is pretty interesting place to visit. Also difficult to tell what's inside until you enter. It is in short an art gallery, library, religious display and children's playground all in one place. Outside kid's carousel, restaurant and nice café complete the picture.

I visited the art gallery that is in the same area. The exhibitions were wonderful and there was no entry fee. There was a library and coffee area too.

The cultural center of San Pablo is only two blocks from the Zocalo and you can tell, by the knotted metal gates you pass through, that you are entering a special place. There are changing exhibits here and there is usually music or a presentation...More

This was, by far, the best spot in Oaxaca. I think they are affiliated with the Textile Museum, as they share the same block. It's easy to miss all the goodness within this spot. There is a courtyard that crosses through the space. On Hildago,...More