The Correo 25 tourism project, located in San Miguel de Allende, was inaugurated with the aim of boosting tourism in the city.
Just one block from the main garden of San Miguel de Allende, the Correo 25 tourism project was inaugurated, which consists of commercial spaces, restaurants, a boutique hotel, and the largest terrace in the municipality.
One of the oldest and most historic buildings in the city opens its doors to welcome visitors and boost the municipality’s tourism vocation.
The building, more than 250 years old, located on Correo 25 Street, and belonging to the Dobarganes family, required three years of planning and one and a half more of execution to achieve its rehabilitation and now become a commercial and lodging space.
Daniel Dobarganes, who heads the project, reported that the building, classified as a historic property, was intervened in 80% of its structure and interiors, and required the work of experts in the recovery of historic buildings, in addition to the approval of municipal, state and federal authorities.
The Correo 25 project consists of two restaurants and commercial premises on the ground floor, a 12-room boutique hotel on the upper floor, and the largest terrace in San Miguel, which offers a panoramic view of the city center, with the Parish and the Temple of San Francisco in the background.
Correo 25 also boasts two more restaurants and a mixology bar.
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