Francisco Sosa Street

Francisco Sosa street is named after a prominent Mexican public and political figure of the late nineteenth - early twentieth century.

This old quiet street separates you from the hustle and bustle of a huge metropolis. On the street Francisco Sosa preserved old buildings in the style of the colonial period. The street itself is paved with stones. Old trees create coolness even in summer Mexican heat.

On the street is the chapel of Panzacola, built in the XVIII century, as well as the chapel of Santa Catarina, built in the XVII century. Walking down this old street, you seem to be transported back centuries.