This house is filled with the diverse art-and-crafts collection of the 19th-century industrialist Bello family who lived here. It's a treasure trove for fans of exquisite French, English, Japanese and Chinese porcelain and the museum's large collection of Puebla Talavera. The museum closes every January for maintenance.
Museo José Luis Bello y González
Puebla
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